The Carribean, Africa, and the Phillipines
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- Q1
Which 3 facts are about Cuba?
Its former leader was Fidel Castro; it is a major producer of sugar cane; it is in the Caribbean
Its former leader was Fidel Castro; it shares an island with Haiti; it is a major producer of sugar cane,
It is ruled by Fidel Castro; it is in the Caribbean; it is a major producer of sugar cane.
120s - Q2
Which 3 facts are about the Dominican Republic?
It shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti; fidel Castro led the Dominican republic until his death in 2016; the oldest university in our hemisphere is in the Dominican Republic.
It shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti; Major League baseball has many Dominican players; the oldest university in our hemisphere is in the Dominican Republic.
The oldest university in our hemisphere is in the Dominican Republic, its capital is Santo Domingo; of the Hispanic islands in the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic is the closest to the US.
120s - Q3
Which three facts are correct about Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico is nicknamed «La isla del encanto»; the capital of Puerto Rico is Ponce; Puerto Rico is a US Commonwealth
A seldom seen, little tiny frog, called el coquí is native to Puerto Rico; the landscape of Puero rico is varied, having beaches, mountains, and tropical forests.
Puerto Rico is a US Commonwealth; a seldom seen, little tiny frog, called el coquí is native to Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico is nicknamed «La isla del encanto».
120s - Q4
Which three facts are true about Guinea Ecuatorial?
It is on the west coast of Africa; its capital, Malabo, is not on the mainland, but rather on an island; its former name, before its independence, was Guinea Española.
120s - Q5
Which three facts are correct about the Philippines?
Spanish is an official language of the Philippines; along with Filipino and English, many Philippines speak Spanish, the Philippines are in the South Pacific;
Spanish is not an official language of the Philippines; the Philippines is comprised of many islands, the Philippines are in the South Pacific;
The capital of the Philippines is Manila; the Philippines is comprised of many islands; the Philippines are considered as a part of South America because its people speak Spanish.
120s - Q6
Which three fats are correct about Ceuto and Mellilo?
Ceuto and Mellilo are cities in Africa; Spanish is one of the official languages of both Ceuto and Mellilo; both cities are free ports.
Spanish is one of the official languages of both Ceuto and Mellilo; both cities offer a mixture of culture and religion; inhabitants of Ceuto and Melillo speak Hindi.
Ceuto and Mellilo are free ports in Africa; Spanish is one of the official languages of both Ceuto and Mellilo; both Ceuto and Melliloare ruled by Portugal.
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