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Froggy Jumps Nazca Lines: Wheel of FortuneOnline version Quiz on Nazca Lines by fabu papu 1 Who built the Nazca Lines? a Nazca culture b Moche culture c Inca culture 2 Where are the Nazca Lines located? a Nazca Desert, Peru b Atacama Desert, Chile c Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia 3 What are the lines created by removing in the ground? a Rocks to reveal lighter soil b Spreading paint on sand c Etching with metal 4 One theory suggests the lines served for what purpose? a Ancient writings b Trade routes c Ceremonial/astronomical alignments 5 When did UNESCO inscribe the Nazca Lines as a World Heritage Site? a 2001 b 1994 c 1984 6 How long can some Nazca lines be? a About 50 kilometers b About 1 kilometer c Up to about 9 kilometers 7 Which explorer helped popularize the Nazca Lines discovery in modern times? a Toribio Mejía Xesspe b Sir Arthur Evans c Hiram Bingham 8 What is the Nazca Lines best viewed from? a Ground level only b Planes or high hills c Inside caves 9 What is a geoglyph? a A sculpture carved in rock b A large ground drawing c A painting on cliff walls 10 Name a famous Nazca figure often cited by researchers. a The Sphinx b The Spiral Galaxy c The Astronaut

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Nazca Lines: Wheel of FortuneOnline version

Quiz on Nazca Lines

by fabu papu

Who built the Nazca Lines?

Nazca culture

Moche culture

Inca culture

Where are the Nazca Lines located?

Nazca Desert, Peru

Atacama Desert, Chile

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

What are the lines created by removing in the ground?

Rocks to reveal lighter soil

Spreading paint on sand

Etching with metal

One theory suggests the lines served for what purpose?

Ancient writings

Trade routes

Ceremonial/astronomical alignments

When did UNESCO inscribe the Nazca Lines as a World Heritage Site?

2001

1994

1984

How long can some Nazca lines be?

About 50 kilometers

About 1 kilometer

Up to about 9 kilometers

Which explorer helped popularize the Nazca Lines discovery in modern times?

Toribio Mejía Xesspe

Sir Arthur Evans

Hiram Bingham

What is the Nazca Lines best viewed from?

Ground level only

Planes or high hills

Inside caves

What is a geoglyph?

A sculpture carved in rock

A large ground drawing

A painting on cliff walls

Name a famous Nazca figure often cited by researchers.

The Sphinx

The Spiral Galaxy

The Astronaut

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Who built the Nazca Lines?

Where are the Nazca Lines located?

What are the lines created by removing in the ground?

One theory suggests the lines served for what purpose?

When did UNESCO inscribe the Nazca Lines as a World Heritage Site?

How long can some Nazca lines be?

Which explorer helped popularize the Nazca Lines discovery in modern times?

What is the Nazca Lines best viewed from?

What is a geoglyph?

Name a famous Nazca figure often cited by researchers.

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