- What is the highest mountain in Venezuela?
- A) Pico Bolívar
- B) Roraima
- C) Pico Humboldt
- D) Cerro Autana
Answer: A) Pico Bolívar
- Which mountain range in Venezuela is part of the Andes?
- A) Sierra de la Culata
- B) Sierra de Perijá
- C) Guiana Highlands
- D) Both A and B
Answer: D) Both A and B
- Which mountain is known for its tabletop shape and is located in the Gran Sabana region?
- A) Pico Bolívar
- B) Roraima
- C) Sierra de La Culata
- D) Cerro Autana
Answer: B) Roraima
- What is the approximate height of Pico Bolívar?
- A) 4,978 meters
- B) 5,000 meters
- C) 4,500 meters
- D) 6,000 meters
Answer: A) 4,978 meters
- Which of the following mountains is known for its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems?
- A) Cerro Autana
- B) Pico Humboldt
- C) Roraima
- D) Both A and C
Answer: D) Both A and C
- What major national park is home to the famous Roraima mountain?
- A) Canaima National Park
- B) Henri Pittier National Park
- C) Sierra Nevada National Park
- D) Mochima National Park
Answer: A) Canaima National Park
- The Sierra de Perijá mountain range is located on the border between Venezuela and which country?
- A) Colombia
- B) Brazil
- C) Guyana
- D) Trinidad and Tobago
Answer: A) Colombia
- Which of the following mountains is part of the Venezuelan Andes?
- A) Roraima
- B) Pico Humboldt
- C) Cerro Maravaca
- D) Both B and C
Answer: D) Both B and C
- Which mountain is considered sacred by the indigenous Pemon people?
- A) Pico Bolívar
- B) Roraima
- C) Cerro Autana
- D) El Ávila
Answer: C) Cerro Autana
- What is the primary geological feature of the Guiana Highlands?
- A) Volcanic peaks
- B) Tabletop mountains (tepuis)
- C) Rugged ridges
- D) Flat plains
Answer: B) Tabletop mountains (tepuis)
- What is the second highest peak in Venezuela?
- A) Roraima
- B) Pico Humboldt
- C) Cerro Autana
- D) Pico Bolívar
Answer: B) Pico Humboldt
- Which Venezuelan mountain is known for its steep cliffs and dramatic landscapes?
- A) El Ávila
- B) Roraima
- C) Sierra de La Culata
- D) Cerro Autana
Answer: A) El Ávila
- The Andes mountain range runs along the western border of Venezuela. What is its significance?
- A) It separates Venezuela from the Caribbean Sea
- B) It is a major source of freshwater
- C) It influences the climate of the region
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- Which mountain range contains the highest peaks in Venezuela?
- A) Sierra de Perijá
- B) Sierra de La Culata
- C) Venezuelan Andes
- D) Guiana Highlands
Answer: C) Venezuelan Andes
- What is the primary climate type found in the high mountain regions of Venezuela?
- A) Tropical rainforest
- B) Arid desert
- C) Alpine tundra
- D) Temperate
Answer: C) Alpine tundra
- Which national park in Venezuela is known for its stunning waterfalls and unique rock formations?
- A) Henri Pittier National Park
- B) Canaima National Park
- C) Morrocoy National Park
- D) Sierra Nevada National Park
Answer: B) Canaima National Park
- What is the name of the prominent mountain located in the central region of Venezuela?
- A) El Ávila
- B) Roraima
- C) Pico Bolívar
- D) Cerro Autana
Answer: A) El Ávila
- Which mountain has a unique biodiversity hotspot recognized by UNESCO?
- A) Roraima
- B) Pico Bolívar
- C) Sierra de La Culata
- D) Sierra de Perijá
Answer: C) Sierra de La Culata
- What natural feature is formed by the erosion of the Andes mountains?
- A) Valleys
- B) Canyons
- C) Plateaus
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- Which mountain range in Venezuela is known for its diverse wildlife, including endangered species?
- A) Sierra de La Culata
- B) Sierra de Perijá
- C) Venezuelan Andes
- D) Guiana Highlands
Answer: C) Venezuelan Andes
- What is the primary economic activity associated with the mountains of Venezuela?
- A) Mining
- B) Agriculture
- C) Tourism
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- What type of flora is commonly found in the higher elevations of Venezuelan mountains?
- A) Cacti
- B) Deciduous trees
- C) Tropical hardwoods
- D) Páramo vegetation
Answer: D) Páramo vegetation
- What is the main source of water for the surrounding regions from the Venezuelan mountains?
- A) Rivers
- B) Lakes
- C) Glaciers
- D) Aquifers
Answer: A) Rivers
- Which peak is often referred to as the “Mother of Venezuela”?
- A) Pico Bolívar
- B) Roraima
- C) Cerro Autana
- D) Pico Humboldt
Answer: A) Pico Bolívar
- What is the significance of the term “tepui” in relation to Venezuelan mountains?
- A) It refers to a type of flora
- B) It means “mountain” in the indigenous language
- C) It describes a unique geological formation
- D) It refers to the highest peak
Answer: C) It describes a unique geological formation
- Which of the following mountains has an indigenous community living in its vicinity?
- A) Roraima
- B) Pico Bolívar
- C) Cerro Autana
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- The mountain ranges of Venezuela are rich in which type of mineral resources?
- A) Iron
- B) Gold
- C) Diamonds
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- Which mountain range acts as a natural barrier between Venezuela and Colombia?
- A) Sierra de La Culata
- B) Sierra de Perijá
- C) Venezuelan Andes
- D) Guiana Highlands
Answer: B) Sierra de Perijá
- Which mountain peak is known for its unique flora and fauna, including the “Roraima Pudu”?
- A) Pico Bolívar
- B) Roraima
- C) Cerro Autana
- D) Pico Humboldt
Answer: B) Roraima
- What is the significance of the Andes mountains in terms of climate for Venezuela?
- A) They block moist air from reaching the interior
- B) They create a rain shadow effect
- C) They contribute to seasonal rainfall
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above