South American Country Outlines: Multiple Choice

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01This country, the second-largest on the continent, has a shape often compared to a large triangle, with its widest point in the north and tapering down to the southern tip.
02Named for its location on the equator, this relatively small country on the northwestern coast includes the famous Galápagos Islands far out in the Pacific.
03This massive country, the largest in South America, has a long Atlantic coastline and borders almost every other nation on the continent.
04Instantly recognizable, this country is a long, narrow strip of land between the Andes Mountains to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west.
05Situated at the northwestern corner of the continent, this is the only South American country with coastlines on both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
06This small, rounded country is situated on the Atlantic coast, nestled between the southern border of Brazil and the eastern border of Argentina.
07This large, landlocked country is located near the center of the continent, sharing borders with five other nations. Its shape is roughly compact and squarish.
08Located on the central western coast, this country's outline is known for its long Pacific coastline and its territory extending deep into the Amazon basin to the east.
09Often called the 'Heart of South America,' this is one of the continent's two landlocked countries, bisected by the river that shares its name.
10This northern country has a long coastline on the Caribbean Sea. Its distinctive shape includes the large Lake Maracaibo inlet in the northwest.