Paracas y Ballestas: Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Paracas y Ballestas: QuizOnline version Trivia sobre Paracas y Ballestas by MEDINA TERRONES JEANETH ALEJANDRA 1 In what year was the Paracas National Reserve established? a C) 1985 b A) 1965 c B) 1975 2 What nickname is given to the Ballestas Islands in the infographic? a C) The Island of Birds b B) The Galapagos of Peru c A) The Pearl of Peru 3 Which ecosystems are protected by the Paracas National Reserve? a A) Rainforests and rivers b D) Wetlands and freshwater lakes c B) Desert, beaches, islands, and marine life 4 Which two specific seabirds are shown in the images under "The Ballestas Islands"? a B) Humboldt Penguin and Inca Tern b C) Blue-footed Booby and Seagull c A) Pelican and Albatross 5 Which marine animal is depicted jumping out of the ocean in the "Biodiversity" section? a C) A dolphin b B) A humpback whale c A) A sea turtle 6 How are desert plants described in the "Flora" bullet point? a A) They require constant artificial irrigation b B) They produce large tropical fruits c C) They have adapted to extreme conditions 7 According to the "Importance" section, what does the reserve support for local communities? a B) Heavy industrial manufacturing b C) Large-scale mining operations c A) Sustainable fisheries and local communities 8 What activities make the reserve a natural destination according to the text? a B) Education, research, and ecotourism b D) Cruise ship construction c A) Hunting and sports fishing 9 What action icon is displayed next to the message "Do not litter"? a C) An anchor symbol b A) A person putting trash in a bin c B) A hand holding a turtle 10 Which of the following is NOT listed as a conservation rule at the bottom of the infographic? a D) Feed the sea lions b B) Support conservation c A) Respect protected areas

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by MEDINA TERRONES JEANETH ALEJANDRA

In what year was the Paracas National Reserve established?

What nickname is given to the Ballestas Islands in the infographic?

Which ecosystems are protected by the Paracas National Reserve?

Which two specific seabirds are shown in the images under "The Ballestas Islands"?

Which marine animal is depicted jumping out of the ocean in the "Biodiversity" section?

How are desert plants described in the "Flora" bullet point?

According to the "Importance" section, what does the reserve support for local communities?

What activities make the reserve a natural destination according to the text?

What action icon is displayed next to the message "Do not litter"?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a conservation rule at the bottom of the infographic?