Question

complete this portion of the project before starting the brochure
side 1 cover page
what is the name of your country?
puerto rico
do you have a map picture of your country? yes
do you have a picture of your countrys flag? yes
exciting phrase for your brochure
side 2 geography
what major rivers or other bodies of water are in or near your country?
mountains, valleys, or other large geographic areas of the country? is it an island?
where do most people live in the country?
what is the capital of your country?
side 3 culture
what customs or traditions do people celebrate in your country?
what major holidays are there?
what kind of clothing do people wear?
what types of food do people eat?
are there people of different races or ethnicities in your country?

Explanation:

Puerto Rico is an unincorporated territory of the United States. It is an island. Major bodies of water around it include the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. The Cordillera Central is a mountain - range. Most people live in urban areas, and San Juan is the capital. Customs and traditions include vibrant music and dance like salsa and bomba. Major holidays include Christmas and Three Kings' Day. Traditional clothing may include guayaberas for men. Food is a blend of Taino, Spanish, and African influences, with dishes like mofongo. It has a diverse population with people of different ethnic backgrounds due to its history of colonization and immigration.

Answer:

• Major rivers/ bodies of water: The Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea surround Puerto Rico.
• Mountains/ valleys/ large geographic areas: The Cordillera Central is a significant mountain range; it is an island.
• Where most people live: In urban areas.
• Capital: San Juan.
• Customs/ traditions: Vibrant music and dance such as salsa and bomba.
• Major holidays: Christmas, Three Kings' Day.
• Clothing: Guayaberas for men can be traditional.
• Types of food: Mofongo and other dishes influenced by Taino, Spanish, and African cuisines.
• Races/ ethnicities: Diverse population due to colonization and immigration.