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| least populated country in Central America |
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| isthmus that connects North and South America |
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| official language of most of Central America |
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| body of water that covers 3,100 sq. miles |
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| official language of Belize |
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| topmost layer of the rain forest |
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| percentage of people who can read and write |
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| largest island in the West Indies |
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| music created by enslaved Africans in Trinidad |
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| major celebration before Lent |
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| the canal that runs between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans |
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| people who travel to other countries to enjoy natural wonders |
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| the chain of islands in the Caribbean Sea |
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| much of the Central Highland's fertile soil came from these |
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| rapid clearing is a growing threat to these |
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| the Central American country with the largest population |
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| many of the West Indian islands were once ruled by... |
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| Jamaica is one of the world's leading producers of this |
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| besides English, many Jamaicans speak this |
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| many West Indian islands have a farm economy based on only one... |
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