Caribbean Geography and Climate Concepts

The video tutorial explores the physical environment of the Caribbean, highlighting similarities and differences in geography, climate, and natural features. It discusses the major water bodies surrounding the region, the tropical climate, and common natural disasters. The video also covers rainfall patterns influenced by trade winds and mountain ranges, and concludes with a review of key concepts and questions for students.

Which two major water bodies surround the Caribbean region?

• Mediterranean Sea and Caribbean Sea

• Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea

• Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea

What type of climate is common across the Caribbean region?

• Tropical marine climate

• Polar climate

• Temperate climate

• Arid climate

Which side of the mountain receives more rainfall due to trade winds?

• Leeward side

• Windward side

• Southern side

• Northern side

What natural disaster is common in the Caribbean during the hurricane season?

• Sandstorms

• Hurricanes

• Blizzards

• Tornadoes

Which month typically experiences the highest rainfall in the Caribbean?

• January

• June

• December

• August

How many millimeters of rain fell in December according to the graph?

• 300 mm

• 350 mm

• 400 mm

• 450 mm

What is the driest month according to the rainfall graph?

• May

• February

• March

• April

When does the hurricane season typically begin and end in the Caribbean?

• January to April

• March to May

• June to November

• September to December

Which of the following is a mainland country washed by the Caribbean Sea?

• Argentina

• Colombia

• Chile

• Brazil

What is one activity students are encouraged to do on their own?

• Write a poem about the Caribbean

• Write a letter to a pen pal in Japan

• Draw a map of Europe

• Create a timeline of American history