Froggy Jumps: North America / Central America Islands and Mainland (k8 - north america


Froggy Jumps North America / Central America Islands and MainlandVersion en ligne Test on Caribbean Islands and Central America par Nikki Bell 1 This island, only 100 miles from the Florida Keys, has the capital city of Havana and it's Spanish speaking population loves Baseball a Cuba b Costa Rica c Jamaica 2 This island country makes up a little more than half of Hispaniola. You'll find the tallest mountain in the Caribbean here. a Jamaica b Haiti c Dominican Republic 3 This island country makes up the other part of Hispaniola. Unlike it's Spanish speaking neighbor, inhabitants of this country speak French. a Jamaica b Haiti c Dominican Republic 4 This island nation is famous for coffee from its Blue Mountains and the inhabitants speak English. It's also home to reggae. a Jamaica b Haiti c Dominican Republic 5 This island nation also has English speaking residents though its name comes from a Spanish word meaning, "shallow ocean" or "shallow water". It also is home to more than 50,000 flamingos. a Barbados b Antigua & Barbuda c Bahamas 6 Two islands and together they host 365 beaches, however both islands suffer from drought. a Barbados b Antigua & Barbuda c Bahamas 7 This island nation's only native mammals are bats. The residents speak English, though they are not far from Venezuela. a Barbados b Antigua & Barbuda c Bahamas 8 Two volcanic islands separated by 2 miles of water. Also speaking English, these residents are always fighting the elements between volcanos and hurricanes. a Dominica b Grenada c St Kitts & Nevis 9 This Caribbean nation is known as "Spice Island". Spices like: nutmeg, allspice, ginger, and more were brought in from the Indies and grow well in the climate. (As does chocolate!) a Dominica b Grenada c St Kitts & Nevis 10 The biggest exports of this island country include soap and bananas and hosts a boiling lake! a Dominica b Grenada c St Kitts & Nevis 11 This island nation also has two islands, one of which is only 7 miles off the Venezuelan coast. The Andes stretch from SA up into these islands. a Trinidad & Tobago b St Vincent & The Grenadines c St Lucia 12 Speaking English, with the capital city of Kingstown, this country was called "Land of the Blessed" by its Native Carib inhabitants due to the rich volcanic soil. a Trinidad & Tobago b St Vincent & The Grenadines c St Lucia 13 This country has a "drive in volcano" in which you can walk right through the crater. The capital is Castries and the inhabitants speak English. a Trinidad & Tobago b St Vincent & The Grenadines c St Lucia 14 Toursim is popular in this country and people flock for beaches, fishing, and surfing. Hydroelectric plants generate 4/5 of the electricity and 6 out of its 14 volcanoes are active. NOT an island. a Guatamala b Costa Rica c El Salvador 15 On the Caribbean coastline, this country faces hurricanes each summer as well as volcanoes and earthquakes year round. A major export is a special tree sap used to make gum. a Guatemala b Costa Rica c El Salvador

1

This island, only 100 miles from the Florida Keys, has the capital city of Havana and it's Spanish speaking population loves Baseball

a

Cuba

b

Costa Rica

c

Jamaica

2

This island country makes up a little more than half of Hispaniola. You'll find the tallest mountain in the Caribbean here.

a

Jamaica

b

Haiti

c

Dominican Republic

3

This island country makes up the other part of Hispaniola. Unlike it's Spanish speaking neighbor, inhabitants of this country speak French.

a

Jamaica

b

Haiti

c

Dominican Republic

4

This island nation is famous for coffee from its Blue Mountains and the inhabitants speak English. It's also home to reggae.

a

Jamaica

b

Haiti

c

Dominican Republic

5

This island nation also has English speaking residents though its name comes from a Spanish word meaning, "shallow ocean" or "shallow water". It also is home to more than 50,000 flamingos.

a

Barbados

b

Antigua & Barbuda

c

Bahamas

6

Two islands and together they host 365 beaches, however both islands suffer from drought.

a

Barbados

b

Antigua & Barbuda

c

Bahamas

7

This island nation's only native mammals are bats. The residents speak English, though they are not far from Venezuela.

a

Barbados

b

Antigua & Barbuda

c

Bahamas

8

Two volcanic islands separated by 2 miles of water. Also speaking English, these residents are always fighting the elements between volcanos and hurricanes.

a

Dominica

b

Grenada

c

St Kitts & Nevis

9

This Caribbean nation is known as "Spice Island". Spices like: nutmeg, allspice, ginger, and more were brought in from the Indies and grow well in the climate. (As does chocolate!)

a

Dominica

b

Grenada

c

St Kitts & Nevis

10

The biggest exports of this island country include soap and bananas and hosts a boiling lake!

a

Dominica

b

Grenada

c

St Kitts & Nevis

11

This island nation also has two islands, one of which is only 7 miles off the Venezuelan coast. The Andes stretch from SA up into these islands.

a

Trinidad & Tobago

b

St Vincent & The Grenadines

c

St Lucia

12

Speaking English, with the capital city of Kingstown, this country was called "Land of the Blessed" by its Native Carib inhabitants due to the rich volcanic soil.

a

Trinidad & Tobago

b

St Vincent & The Grenadines

c

St Lucia

13

This country has a "drive in volcano" in which you can walk right through the crater. The capital is Castries and the inhabitants speak English.

a

Trinidad & Tobago

b

St Vincent & The Grenadines

c

St Lucia

14

Toursim is popular in this country and people flock for beaches, fishing, and surfing. Hydroelectric plants generate 4/5 of the electricity and 6 out of its 14 volcanoes are active. NOT an island.

a

Guatamala

b

Costa Rica

c

El Salvador

15

On the Caribbean coastline, this country faces hurricanes each summer as well as volcanoes and earthquakes year round. A major export is a special tree sap used to make gum.

a

Guatemala

b

Costa Rica

c

El Salvador

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North America / Central America Islands and MainlandVersion en ligne

par Nikki Bell

This island, only 100 miles from the Florida Keys, has the capital city of Havana and it's Spanish speaking population loves Baseball

This island country makes up a little more than half of Hispaniola. You'll find the tallest mountain in the Caribbean here.

This island country makes up the other part of Hispaniola. Unlike it's Spanish speaking neighbor, inhabitants of this country speak French.

This island nation is famous for coffee from its Blue Mountains and the inhabitants speak English. It's also home to reggae.

This island nation also has English speaking residents though its name comes from a Spanish word meaning, "shallow ocean" or "shallow water". It also is home to more than 50,000 flamingos.

Two islands and together they host 365 beaches, however both islands suffer from drought.

This island nation's only native mammals are bats. The residents speak English, though they are not far from Venezuela.

Two volcanic islands separated by 2 miles of water. Also speaking English, these residents are always fighting the elements between volcanos and hurricanes.

This Caribbean nation is known as "Spice Island". Spices like: nutmeg, allspice, ginger, and more were brought in from the Indies and grow well in the climate. (As does chocolate!)

The biggest exports of this island country include soap and bananas and hosts a boiling lake!

This island nation also has two islands, one of which is only 7 miles off the Venezuelan coast. The Andes stretch from SA up into these islands.

Speaking English, with the capital city of Kingstown, this country was called "Land of the Blessed" by its Native Carib inhabitants due to the rich volcanic soil.

This country has a "drive in volcano" in which you can walk right through the crater. The capital is Castries and the inhabitants speak English.

Toursim is popular in this country and people flock for beaches, fishing, and surfing. Hydroelectric plants generate 4/5 of the electricity and 6 out of its 14 volcanoes are active. NOT an island.

On the Caribbean coastline, this country faces hurricanes each summer as well as volcanoes and earthquakes year round. A major export is a special tree sap used to make gum.