An Argentina Question Tour

Cities 1: City that shares its name with a wine-producing region

Cities 2: City commonly used as a starting point for Antarctic cruises.

Cities 3: Second-largest city in the country, named after a city in Spain.

Cities 4: Resort city known for being the birthplace of Argentina's most famous political movement.

Artificial Landmarks 1: Famous cemetery located in Buenos Aires.

Artificial Landmarks 2: Church located in the city of Salta home to the tallest bell tower in South America

Artificial Landmarks 3: Red-and-white lighthouse adorning the Beagle Channel

Artificial Landmarks 4: Skyscraper created to house the ashes of Dante Alighieri

Natural Landmarks 1: Tallest mountain outside of Asia

Natural Landmarks 2: Series of waterfalls shared with Brazil

Natural Landmarks 3: This glacier, named for an Argentinian explorer, is unique from most glaciers in that it has been expanding rather than shrinking

Natural Landmarks 4: Major wetland system located in the northeast of Argentina.

People 1: Known as the liberator of Argentina, Chile, and Peru

People 2: First lady who, along with her husband, gave the name to the movement described in Cities4

People 3: Architect behind the Petronas Towers and World Financial Center

People 4: Football star who has played for Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and the Argentina National Team

History 1: Santa Cruz site known for hundreds of paintings that date back to a few thousand years after the last Ice Age.

History 2: In 1806 and 1807, this empire attempted to take Buenos Aires from Spain.

History 3: Period of expansion that led to the expulsion of numerous peoples indigenous to the Pampas and Patagonia

History 4: US-backed anticommunist purge across South America that claimed 150-300,000 lives across Argentina

Culture 1: Famous dance that saw a heyday period from the 1930s to the 1950s

Culture 2: Before Walt Disney, cartoonist Quirino Cristiani created the first of this medium with El Apostol, a satire of then-president Hipolito Yrigoyen. Unfortunately, the original copy has since been lost.

Culture 3: In play, it's similar to a mix between polo and basketball, but this sport, the national sport of Argentina, has been played since the 1600s.

Culture 4: Famous epic poem centered on a gaucho (Argentine cowboy) forced into the wilderness after killing a man in a duel.

Paleontology 1: One of the earliest dinosaurs

Paleontology 2: The "Meat-Eating Bull"

Paleontology 3: Giant sauropod that is often called the largest land animal of all time, although this is disputed.

Paleontology 4: Largest of the ground sloths