An Argentina Question Tour - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
History 2: In 1806 and 1807, this empire attempted to take Buenos Aires from Spain. British Empire
100%
Cities 3: Second-largest city in the country, named after a city in Spain. Cordoba
100%
People 4: Football star who has played for Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and the Argentina National Team Lionel Messi
100%
Culture 1: Famous dance that saw a heyday period from the 1930s to the 1950s Tango
100%
People 2: First lady who, along with her husband, gave the name to the movement described in Cities4 Eva Peron
88%
People 1: Known as the liberator of Argentina, Chile, and Peru Jose de San Martin
88%
Cities 2: City commonly used as a starting point for Antarctic cruises. Ushuaia
88%
Natural Landmarks 1: Tallest mountain outside of Asia Aconcagua
75%
Natural Landmarks 2: Series of waterfalls shared with Brazil Iguazu Falls
75%
Cities 1: City that shares its name with a wine-producing region Mendoza
75%
Artificial Landmarks 1: Famous cemetery located in Buenos Aires. Recoleta Cemetery
63%
Paleontology 3: Giant sauropod that is often called the largest land animal of all time, although this is disputed. Argentinosaurus
50%
Natural Landmarks 4: Major wetland system located in the northeast of Argentina. Ibera Wetlands
50%
Culture 4: Famous epic poem centered on a gaucho (Argentine cowboy) forced into the wilderness after killing a man in a duel. Martin Fierro
50%
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. Pato
50%
Natural Landmarks 3: This glacier, named for an Argentinian explorer, is unique from most glaciers in that it has been expanding rather than shrinking Perito Moreno
50%
Wildlife 3: The world's smallest deer Pudu
38%
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. Animated Movie
25%
Wildlife 2: Similar to monitor lizards of the Old World, these lizards are known for their intelligence and are occasionally kept as pets (this led to them becoming an invasive species in the US Southeast) Argentine Giant Tegu
25%
People 3: Architect behind the Petronas Towers and World Financial Center Cesar Pelli
25%
History 3: Period of expansion that led to the expulsion of numerous peoples indigenous to the Pampas and Patagonia Conquest of the Desert
25%
History 1: Santa Cruz site known for hundreds of paintings that date back to a few thousand years after the last Ice Age. Cueva de las Manos
25%
Cities 4: Resort city known for being the birthplace of Argentina's most famous political movement. Mar del Plata
25%
Paleontology 4: Largest of the ground sloths Megatherium
25%
Wildlife 1: This relative of the pokeweed is the only large plant native to the Pampas grasslands; as its scientific name suggests, it has both male and female flowers. Ombu
25%
History 4: US-backed anticommunist purge across South America that claimed 150-300,000 lives across Argentina Operation Condor
25%
Artificial Landmarks 4: Skyscraper created to house the ashes of Dante Alighieri Palacio Barolo
25%
Paleontology 2: The "Meat-Eating Bull" Carnotaurus
13%
Paleontology 1: One of the earliest dinosaurs Eoraptor
13%
Artificial Landmarks 3: Red-and-white lighthouse adorning the Beagle Channel Fairo les Eclaireurs
13%
Artificial Landmarks 2: Church located in the city of Salta home to the tallest bell tower in South America Iglesia San Francisco
13%
Wildlife 4: Largest of all members of the order Carnivora, this is also the largest non-cetacean marine mammal Southern Elephant Seal
13%
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