What is the plains region between the Guiana Highlands and Andes mountains that is mostly grassland and often floods?

What feature stretches 4,000 miles across northern Brazil famous for it's rain forest and is the second longest of it's kind in the world?

What is the wide, grassy plains in central Argentina known for agriculture and gaucho (cowboy) culture?

What is a region of dry plains and plateaus located south of the Pampas in Argentina & Chile with lakes, fjords, temperate rainforests, and glaciers including dramatic landscapes in the west and deserts, tablelands, and steppes to the east ?

What physical feature in northern Chile and is one of the driest places on Earth, only receiving rain fall about once every 20 years, also known for its Mars-like landscape?

Which of the following is a recurring weather pattern causing the warming of ocean waters resulting in extreme and unusual weather across South America and around the world?

What is the largest country in South America?

What European country first explored Brazil that Brazil also gained independence from in the 1800s?

What country has the world's largest population of Roman Catholics?

What is a world famous annual festival featuring parades, samba music, and elaborate costumes held in Brazil, especially Rio de Janeiro?

What is the largest city in Brazil with about 21 million people in and around the city?

What is the second largest city in Brazil and home of the Christ the Redeemer statue?

What is the capital of Brazil?

What is the capital of Argentina?

What is the most popular group of waterfalls in Argentina consisting of over 275 individual falls?

What country claims the Falkland Islands?

What is the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere at over 22,000 feet in Argentina South America?

What is the capital of Uruguay?

What is the capital of Columbia?

What country's most famous agricultural product is coffee?

What is the world's tallest uninterrupted waterfall at over 3,200 feet in Canaima National Park in Venezuela South America?

What is the capital of Venezuela?

In what country did the oil industry make some people very wealthy but the vast majority still lives in poverty?

What South American country has three official languages?

What is the capital of Ecuador?

What physical feature claimed by Ecuador has a unique, isolated environment renowned for inspiring Darwin's theory of evolution?

What country is the poorest in South America?

What is the capital of Peru?

What country has the strongest economy in Pacific South America?

What is the capital of Chile?

What country exports the most copper in the world, which accounts for one-third of that country's exports?

What territory of Chile is known for it's statues called moai from the 13th-16th centuries?

What is the archipelago off of the southern most tip of South America mostly claimed by Chile?

What is the beautiful national park located in the Patagonia part of Chile?