Reading Quiz 16
Due Feb 25 at 11:59pm
Points 40
Questions 60
Available Feb 12 at 12am - Feb 25 at 11:59pm
Time Limit 120 Minutes
Attempt History
Attempt Time Scor
LATEST 120 minutes 40 out
Score for this quiz: 40 out of 40
Submitted Feb 23 at 6:38am
This attempt took 120 minutes.
Correct answer
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Question 1
0..67 pts
The Caribbean islands stretch more than 2,000 miles from:
Bermuda to Aruba
The Bahamas to Trinidad
Turks and Caicos to Barbados
Cuba to Puerto Rico
the Cayman Islands to Curacao
Correct answer
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Question 2
0..67 pts
The poorest country in Latin America and the Caribbean is:
Barbados
Haiti
Bermuda
Jamaica
Cuba
Correct answer
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Question 3
0..67 pts
Which is NOT part of the usual 4-group division of the Caribbean?
the Lesser Antilles
Bermuda
The Bahamas
the Greater Antilles
South American offshore islands
Correct answer
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Question 4
0..67 pts
Which is NOT one of the islands that comprise the Greater Antilles?
Cuba
Hispaniola
Jamaica
Grand Bahama
Puerto Rico
Correct answer
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Question 5
0..67 pts
Which island is NOT part of the inner arc of the Lesser Antilles (the islands that formed around volcanic
peaks, and have active or potentially active volcanic cones)?
Martinique
St. Vincent
Antigua
Guadeloupe
Montserrat
St. Kitts
Correct answer
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Question 6
0..67 pts
, Which is NOT considered a South American offshore island?
Tobago
Grenada
Curacao
Aruba
Trinidad
Bonaire
Correct answer
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Question 7
0..67 pts
In Haiti forest is cut to provide firewood, and farming exposes the land to erosion and mudslides
after heavy rainfall.
steep slopes
on volcanic soils
former swamps
on terraced land
recently cleared land
Correct answer
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Question 8
0..67 pts
The Cockpit Country in the center of , associated with maroons, is now a forest reserve.
Trinidad
Jamaica
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Correct answer
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Question 9
0..67 pts
Average annual temperatures in the Caribbean are about degrees Fahrenheit with little seasonal
temperature variation, although mountainous areas in the Greater Antilles experience cold temperatures
and even frost.
Due Feb 25 at 11:59pm
Points 40
Questions 60
Available Feb 12 at 12am - Feb 25 at 11:59pm
Time Limit 120 Minutes
Attempt History
Attempt Time Scor
LATEST 120 minutes 40 out
Score for this quiz: 40 out of 40
Submitted Feb 23 at 6:38am
This attempt took 120 minutes.
Correct answer
◻
Question 1
0..67 pts
The Caribbean islands stretch more than 2,000 miles from:
Bermuda to Aruba
The Bahamas to Trinidad
Turks and Caicos to Barbados
Cuba to Puerto Rico
the Cayman Islands to Curacao
Correct answer
◻
Question 2
0..67 pts
The poorest country in Latin America and the Caribbean is:
Barbados
Haiti
Bermuda
Jamaica
Cuba
Correct answer
,◻
Question 3
0..67 pts
Which is NOT part of the usual 4-group division of the Caribbean?
the Lesser Antilles
Bermuda
The Bahamas
the Greater Antilles
South American offshore islands
Correct answer
◻
Question 4
0..67 pts
Which is NOT one of the islands that comprise the Greater Antilles?
Cuba
Hispaniola
Jamaica
Grand Bahama
Puerto Rico
Correct answer
◻
Question 5
0..67 pts
Which island is NOT part of the inner arc of the Lesser Antilles (the islands that formed around volcanic
peaks, and have active or potentially active volcanic cones)?
Martinique
St. Vincent
Antigua
Guadeloupe
Montserrat
St. Kitts
Correct answer
◻
Question 6
0..67 pts
, Which is NOT considered a South American offshore island?
Tobago
Grenada
Curacao
Aruba
Trinidad
Bonaire
Correct answer
◻
Question 7
0..67 pts
In Haiti forest is cut to provide firewood, and farming exposes the land to erosion and mudslides
after heavy rainfall.
steep slopes
on volcanic soils
former swamps
on terraced land
recently cleared land
Correct answer
◻
Question 8
0..67 pts
The Cockpit Country in the center of , associated with maroons, is now a forest reserve.
Trinidad
Jamaica
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Correct answer
◻
Question 9
0..67 pts
Average annual temperatures in the Caribbean are about degrees Fahrenheit with little seasonal
temperature variation, although mountainous areas in the Greater Antilles experience cold temperatures
and even frost.
