Machu Picchu was built primarily as a:

Which region is described as a rugged plateau running parallel to the north coast, separating Venezuela's Caribbean coast from the Amazon Basin?

The Brazilian Highlands influence the continent's drainage by causing most waters to flow into two great water systems: the Amazon and the:

Which of the following is a subregion of the Andes that is a high plateau with an average elevation of 12,000 feet?

The world's driest desert, located in South America, is the:

Which South American country fought with Great Britain over the Falkland Islands in 1982?

The Orinoco River Basin includes a subregion of broad grassy plains called the:

The largest river basin in the world, covering 40% of South America, is the:

The second-largest drainage basin in South America, which includes the Gran Chaco, Pantanal, and Pampas, is the:

Mount Chimborazo's summit is notable for being:

The Brazilian Highlands show geologic similarities to corresponding landscapes in which African country, suggesting continental drift?

The Gran Chaco is stony because it is filled with alluvial debris from the Andes and the:

Chile's archipelago, with glacially carved valleys flooded to form fjords, is similar to which North American feature?

The huge, block-shaped mountains in the Guiana Highlands, formed by erosion, are called:

Which lake, located on the border of Bolivia and Peru, is one of the highest navigable lakes in the world?

Lake Maracaibo is notable for which unique weather phenomenon?

The Amazon River holds records for all of the following EXCEPT:

Angel Falls, the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall, is part of which river system?

The widest estuary on the Atlantic coast of South America is the:

The passageway between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans in southern South America is the:

The wider portion of South America is located in the tropics, resulting in:

The two main factors affecting South America's climate are the Intertropical Convergence Zone and:

The area encircling the earth where trade winds converge, causing wet and dry seasons, is called the:

The Amazon rainforest has a wet season primarily caused by:

Unlike the Amazon Basin, the Brazilian Highlands have a more distinct rainy season due to:

Cities like Bogotá, Quito, and La Paz have spring-like weather year-round primarily because of their:

The cold, low-salinity ocean current that dominates the waters off Ecuador, Peru, and Northern Chile is the:

Which of the following is a major feature of the climate in northern Chile?

The southern half of South America has a climate that is:

Which region in Argentina has a semiarid climate that supports vast grasslands?

Roughly what percentage of the world's coffee comes from South America?

The main South American countries known for coffee production are Brazil, Colombia, and:

Chile and Argentina are able to sell fruits to the Northern Hemisphere during its off-season because:

A grain grown in Peru known for its high vitamin content is:

Brazil is the top global producer of:

Ecuador and Colombia have become major producers of cut flowers due to their:

South America supplies approximately what percentage of the world's beef?

Which country is part of the "copper ring" and produces almost 40% of the world's copper?

Which country has the greatest amount of proven oil reserves in South America?

The majority of South America was colonized by which two European powers?

What is a common characteristic of South American governments since the 1830s, according to the text?

As of 2019, which South American country was noted as the most stable and successful?

In 1970, Chile elected which Marxist president, leading to a coup in 1973?

Who was the first female chief of state in South America?

The Bible condemns both oppression and:

According to the Bible study guide, a biblical response to oppression includes:

The European Space Agency launches its rockets from French Guiana because:

What is a significant challenge faced by landlocked countries in South America?

Which country has the largest economy in South America but is fourth in per capita GDP?

Despite having the largest proven oil reserves in South America, which country ranks last in per capita GDP on the continent?

The Pacific Alliance includes Chile, Colombia, Peru, and:

Which country is noted for having the fastest-growing economy in South America due to little debt and not following Venezuela's policies?

Brazil has the largest manufacturing base in South America, producing cars, airplanes, and:

Brazil's declining fertility rate has been partly attributed by researchers to the influence of:

Most of the people in South America live:

The northern nations of Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela have a majority of which ethnic group?

The Guianas (Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana) have a majority population descended from:

The southern nations of Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile are characterized by majorities of which ethnic heritage?

Which South American country is the only one with a majority indigenous or Amerindian population?

What percentage of the world's uncontacted peoples are estimated to live in the Amazon?

South America is the most urbanized region in the world, with approximately what percentage of people living in cities?

Latin American culture is described as "multiserve," meaning it has characteristics of both:

In Latin American culture, social events typically:

The official language of Brazil is:

The official language of Suriname is a form of:

Latin America is ranked as the most violent region in the world, accounting for what percentage of the world's murders?

The most popular sport in South America, called "the beautiful game," is:

The festival "Carnival," which means "farewell to meat," occurs before:

Which city hosts the most famous Carnival celebration in South America?

In the context of Acts 2, the word "tongues" refers to:

According to Deuteronomy, a test of a true prophet is that their words:

The first pope from Latin America, Pope Francis, is originally from which country?

A major hindrance to evangelism in South America is that many people:

The top reason cited for people in South America switching to Pentecostalism is:

Pentecostalism arose in America from which religious tradition?

Initially, the gift of tongues in Pentecostalism was defined as the ability to speak:

Pentecostal church services appeal to people in Latin America partly because their culture is:

Since the 1980s, there has been increasing outside pressure to protect the:

Which country has the largest percentage of protected land in the world, though enforcement is a problem?

Chile has massive solar power plants located in the:

The Amazon rainforest is often called the "lungs" of South America because its trees produce:

Cutting down 40% of the trees in the Amazon could reduce precipitation in the area by what percentage?

A Christian approach to environmental resources should involve:

The most polluted river in South America, located on the edge of Buenos Aires, is the:

The soil in the Amazon is poor for farming due to insects, rapid decay, and a process where rains dissolve and carry away nutrients called:

A major threat to indigenous tribes in the Amazon comes from contact with illegal miners, loggers, and:

Brazil and Argentina are projected to be the world's top food suppliers by 2050, mainly for soybeans, sugar, and:

One solution to illegal mining and logging has been to provide indigenous peoples with a means of:

When tribes are presented with the gospel, they often accept it wholeheartedly because they have been living in fear of:

The Waorani people (formerly Auca) were successfully reached by missionaries including:

In Medellín, Colombia, what system was built to connect mountainside slums with the city's metro system?

The Medellín gondola system reduced a one-hour commute to less than:

Rio de Janeiro's similar gondola project was less successful partly because:

The text suggests that solutions to urban poverty require:

According to the "Living in God's World" section, the greatest evil in any culture is:

Christians should support the use of the Earth's resources based on: