The Art And Culture Of Bolivia!

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Which of these did not influence the Bolivia Culture?
- Quechua
- Aymara
- Latin America culture
- None of above

About This Quiz

Bolivia is located at western-central South America. The capital of the country is Sucre, and the largest City is Santa Cruz de la Sierra. It is made up of 20 beautiful cities with Tiquipaya being the least populated with just about 53 thousand population. It is very rich in culture and has one of the best Folklore around the world. See moreSpanish is the most spoken official language in the country, according to the 2001 census. Try this Quiz on Bolivia.

2.

Their cultural development can be categorised into how many?
- 2
- 3
- 7
- 5
Correct Answer

A. 3

Explanation

The cultural development of a group can be categorized into different aspects or stages. In this case, the correct answer is 3, indicating that their cultural development can be divided into three distinct categories.

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3.

Which of these is odd about the Bolivian culture?
- Ceramics
- Cedar
- Gold ornaments
- Silver Ornaments
Correct Answer

A. Cedar

Explanation

Cedar is odd about the Bolivian culture because it is not typically associated with Bolivian culture. Ceramics, gold ornaments, and silver ornaments are more commonly associated with Bolivian culture, but cedar is not typically mentioned as a significant aspect of the culture.

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4.

Which of these dances is related to the Bolivian Culture?
- Ballet
- Belly dancing
- Disco
- Diablada
Correct Answer

A. Diablada

Explanation

Diablada is the correct answer because it is a traditional dance that originated in Bolivia. It is closely associated with the country's culture and is often performed during festivals and celebrations. The dance represents the battle between good and evil and features elaborate costumes and masks. The movements and choreography of Diablada reflect the rich folklore and history of Bolivia, making it a significant part of Bolivian cultural identity.

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5.

Which of these is not a prominent Bolivian artist of stature?
- Alfredo Da Silva
- Roberto Mamani Mamani
- María José
- María Luisa Pacheco
Correct Answer

A. María José

Explanation

María José is not a prominent Bolivian artist of stature. The other three options, Alfredo Da Silva, Roberto Mamani Mamani, and María Luisa Pacheco, are well-known Bolivian artists.

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6.

What is the name of their annual carnival?
- Mesizto
- Kalampa
- Oruru
- Ruropa
Correct Answer

A. Oruru

Explanation

The correct answer is Oruru. This is the name of their annual carnival.

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7.

According to UNESCO in May 2001, What is the carnival of Oruro?
- Epitome of the riches in Humanity and Nature of it's surrounding
- Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity
- Nature and Skill of Man
- Top Class festival
Correct Answer

A. Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity

Explanation

The carnival of Oruro is considered as a "Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity" according to UNESCO in May 2001. This means that the carnival is recognized as an exceptional cultural tradition that is passed down through generations orally and is considered intangible cultural heritage. It signifies the importance and value of the carnival in preserving cultural diversity and promoting cultural expression.

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8.

Bolivia is very rich in which of the following
- Folklore
- Food
- Technology
- Paintings
Correct Answer

A. Folklore

Explanation

Bolivia is known for its rich folklore traditions, which encompass a wide range of cultural expressions such as music, dance, storytelling, and rituals. These traditions have been passed down through generations and play a significant role in shaping the country's cultural identity. Bolivia's folklore is diverse and reflects the country's indigenous, mestizo, and European influences, making it a vibrant and integral part of Bolivian society.

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9.

What is the name of the Largest City?
- Cochabamba
- Sucre
- Santa Cruz de la Sierra
- Potosi
Correct Answer

A. Santa Cruz de la Sierra

Explanation

Santa Cruz de la Sierra is the correct answer because it is the largest city in Bolivia. It is located in the eastern part of the country and has a population of over 1.5 million people. Cochabamba, Sucre, and Potosi are also cities in Bolivia, but they are not as large as Santa Cruz de la Sierra.

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10.

Which diety is worshipped every 24th of January?
- Aymaran
- Ekeko
- Tupa
- Pachamama
Correct Answer

A. Aymaran