Physical Geography of Caribbean, Central America, and South America

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What is the main focus of today's lesson on the Caribbean, Central America, and South America?

The physical and human characteristics of the regions

Which body of water surrounds the Caribbean islands?

Caribbean Sea

What is the predominant origin of the soil in the Caribbean region?

Volcanic origin

Which of the following islands in the Caribbean still has active volcanoes?

St. Croix

Which lake is considered the largest in the Caribbean region?

Lake Enriquillo

In which country is the largest river in the Caribbean, the Cauto River, located?

Cuba

What is the estimated population of the Caribbean region?

36 million

Which island nation is the most heavily populated in the Caribbean?

Cuba

Which language is the dominant language among the people of Central America?

Spanish

What is the largest lake in Central America?

Lake Nicaragua

Which religion dominates in South America?

Catholicism

What connects North America to South America?

Isthmus

Which country has the highest population in South America?

Brazil

What is the longest river in Central America?

Rio Coco

Which region has the highest falls in the world?

South America

Which of the following is true about the demographics of Central America?

A majority of the people in Central America are of European and native tribal descent.

What makes Belize different from other countries in Central America regarding language?

English is the official language in Belize.

In which region is the second largest coral reef in the world located?

Central America

What is the dominant religion in the Caribbean region?

Catholicism

Which country in South America has a high percentage of people speaking Portuguese?

Brazil

What is the predominant language spoken in most South American countries despite official designations?

Spanish

Which of the following regions boasts the Amazon Rain Forest, the largest rain forest in the world?

South America

What connects North America to South America?

The Panama Canal

What is the predominant origin of the soil in the Caribbean region?

Volcanic

Which island in the Caribbean houses Lake Enriquillo, the largest lake in the region?

Hispaniola

Among the Caribbean islands, which river is recognized as the largest?

Cauto River (Cuba)

Approximately how many islands make up the Caribbean region?

7,000

What is the estimated population of the Caribbean region?

36 million

Which of the following islands in the Caribbean still has active volcanoes?

St. Croix

What is a significant geographical feature of the Cauto River in Cuba?

It has multiple tributaries flowing into it.

Explore the physical and human characteristics of the regions south of the United States, including the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. Learn about the unique geographical features and landscapes of these areas.

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