Chapter 8 Reveiw Subtitle
Bellringer Who was forced to work for the Spanish in Columbia? (Look through section 2)
Turn in your bellringers! No bellringers for 1 st period.
1. In what region of Caribbean South America do people of African descent mostly live? A. grassland plains B. coastal areas C. high mountains D. tropical rain forests
2. Which crop does the government of Colombia want to export less of? A. coffee B. coca C. sugarcane D. flowers
3. Which European country colonized Suriname? A. the Netherlands B. Great Britain C. France D. Spain
4. The legendary land, rich in gold, inspired by the Chibcha culture is called A Paramaribo. B. El Dorado. C. New Granada. D. Cartagena.
5. In Venezuela, the joropo is A. lively couples’ dance. B. type of rodeo. C. form of political protest. D. traditional Indian ring toss game.
6. In what year did Venezuela officially become independent of Spain? AA BB CC DD. 1960
7. The countries in Caribbean South America that export oil are A. Venezuela and Guyana. B. Colombia and Suriname. C. Venezuela and Colombia. D. Colombia and Guyana
8. What country was the home of the Chibcha before the Spanish arrived? A. Guyana B. Colombia C. Suriname D. Venezuela
9. Which country is a member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)? A. Colombia B. Venezuela C. French Guiana D. Suriname
10. Which country does not include part of Guiana Highlands? A. Suriname B. Colombia C. Venezuela D. Guyana
11. Angel Falls in Venezuela is the world’s AA. oldest waterfall. BB. widest waterfall. CC. highest waterfall. DD. most visited waterfall.
12. Which of the following was the Chibcha culture not known for? A. fine gold objects B. growing coffee C. weaving D. pottery making
13.What was the result of the Venezuelan referendum in 2004? AA. President Hugo Chavez was removed from office. BB. President Hugo Chavez remained in office. CC. The people of Venezuela approved a new constitution. DD. The people of Venezuela went on strike.
14. Much of the Guianas is covered by A. grassland. B. sugar plantations. C. rugged mountains. D. rain forests.
15. What killed thousands of Colombians in the 1800’s and 1900’s? A. hurricanes B. earthquakes C. volcanoes D. outbreaks of violence
16. The republic of ______________ included Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, and Venezuela. Gran Colombia
17. About 80 percent of Colombia’s ________ are shipped to the U. S. flowers
18. The trees in Colombia’s rain forest form a ________ where the vegetation is so dense that sunlight barely reaches the jungle floor. canopy
19. __________ is Venezuela’s capital and the economic and cultural center of the country. Caracas
20. Hugo Chavez adopted new ________ to help end poverty, illiteracy, and hunger in Venezuela. policies
21. Baseball, soccer, and rodeo are popular in Venezuela. True
22. Most Guyanese farm small plots of land or run small businesses. True
23. The poor people of Venezuela dislike President Hugo Chavez because he always takes the side of the wealthy. False
24. Colombia has one of the world’s highest concentrations of plant and animals species. True
25. Most of the people of Suriname are mestizos and practice the Roman Catholic Religion. False
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