Argentinian Ann Bekar in New Jersey and then headed towards New York City during her horseback ride from Buenos Aires to

Anne Bacar, an Argentine woman, embarked on a 16,000-mile horseback journey from Buenos Aires to Canada, starting on October 1, 1950. After losing her initial horses in Peru, she received replacements from the Peruvian Army. Nearing New York, she aimed to reach Ottawa, Canada, to break a record set by an Argentine man 25 years prior. After 44 months, she planned to return home by boat, completing her goodwill mission.

What was the starting point of Anne Bacar's journey?

• Buenos Aires, Argentina

• Lima, Peru

• Ottawa, Canada

• Jersey City, USA

Which organization provided Anne Bacar with replacement horses?

• Argentine Army

• Canadian Army

• Peruvian Army

• American Army

What is Anne Bacar's next destination after New York?

• Toronto, Canada

• Montreal, Canada

• Ottawa, Canada

• Vancouver, Canada

How long did it take Anne Bacar to reach New York?

• 60 months

• 44 months

• 36 months

• 50 months

How does Anne Bacar plan to return home after her journey?

• By car

• By boat

• By plane

• By train