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Ryan's Brazil Review

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What is the largest country in South America?Brazil
What is the landscape of Brazil like?dense forest, dry grasslands(Pampas), hills, pine forests, wetlands, plateaus, and a long coastal plain
Where is the Amazon River?Northern Brazil
What is the longest river on Earth?The Amazon River
What two big cities is Southern Brazil home to?Sao Paulo and Rio de Janiero
What does Brazil have a huge variety of?animals
Where do most of the animals live in Brazil?The Rain Forest
What are some animals found in Brazil?giant anacondas, capybaras, alligators, toucans, and many types of insects.
About how many years have people lived in Brazil?32,000 years
When did Portugal establish its first colony in Brazil?1530
When did Brazil become a federal republic?1888
What did the colonists that came to Brazil find?diamonds, gold, and sugarcane
What sport do Brazilians love?soccer
What is the name of a famous soccer player from Brazil?Pele
Brazil has won the_____________ finals many times.World Cup Soccer
What ages do the children of Brazil go to school?ages 7-14
What is the most important meal for Brazilians?lunch
What foods are part of every meal in Brazil?rice and black beans
What kind of government does Brazil have?federal republic
What kinds of crops does Brazil produce?sugarcane, latex, coffee, cocoa beans, cotton, soybeans, rice, and tropical fruits
Why can Brazil produce so many different crops?because there are many different soils and climates
What does Brazil produce that are not crops?steel, aircrafts, and cars
What is the official name of Brazil?Federal Republic of Brazil
What is the capital of Brazil?Brasilia
What is the official language of Brazil?Portuguese
What is the money in Brazil called?real
What is Carnival?a celebration with floats and a parade, people wear fancy costumes and dance all night
What is samba?a type of Brazilian music and dance
What does the Brazilian flag look like?green background for forests, yellow diamond for minerals, blue globe with 27 stars, and a white band across the globe that stands for order and progress


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