Peru Diction Quiz

Che visited some fairly interesting places while he was in Peru. Near the time when he entered Peru, while he was in Tarata, he was experiencing nail-biting cold. They were passing pools of water that were STAGNATED. The PERIPHERY of his body was freezing cold. He then visited Cuzco, which was part DESOLATE, but where there were people, they were rather poor. I am not sure how surprised Che was at this INDIGENCE, but I was very surprised at it. He learned about a bell that was named after a Maria Anugulo, who was IDYLLIC to the people. However, the name of the bell had to be changed for reasons of rhyming slang. He met some people along the way, a surprising number of whom were BEREAVED, mourning the loss of a loved one or family member. People in Peru were not the healthiest people, and they did not have the best medical care. The health of those with diseases was becoming more and more EXACERBATED. Because of this they learned to be more FATALISTIC.

Because the language of the people in Peru was a little different than what Che spoke, their responses were almost always LACONIC. Also, when speaking with these people, they often deceived them into thinking they were someone that they were not, to try to get some hospitality. This shows that their SUSTENANCE was remarkable.