In Guatemala they still call them Hurricanes, not Cyclones. Needs to either be changed or allow both answers to be accepted. Also, the last name is Garcia, not Gracia.
Hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons are all the same thing, the name depends on what ocean they come from. In that case, there could definitely be a cyclone in Guatemala, as cyclones come from the Pacific.
Well, the ones in the Northeast Pacific are called hurricanes, and the ones in the Northwest Pacific are called typhoons. They're called cyclones in the Indian Ocean and most of the Southern Hemisphere (along with a few other places), which are nowhere near Guatemala.
A quiz of two halves. The first column is very straight forward the second has one easy question, one guessable question and four I had no clue about at all.
I arrived in Guatemala the day the eruption occurred on an 8th-grade school trip. Went to Antigua. Smoke in the air for days. Planned to hike the volcano but it got canceled. Craziest thing ever
I can't believe I got the Quetzal question at the last second. It was a desperate stab after parrot didn't work and I couldn't think of any other green birds. The Resplendent Quetzal is one of my favorite birds!
And maybe the ocean to the south, to have more questions.