Country Profiles: Equatorial Guinea Webquest Worksheet

This worksheet on Equatorial Guinea helps students explore the country’s geography, politics, economy, and culture through structured research. Students begin with basic information such as the capital city Malabo, official languages (Spanish, French, Portuguese), approximate population, and currency (Central African CFA franc). The geography section highlights Equatorial Guinea’s location in Central Africa, consisting of a mainland region (Río Muni) and islands including Bioko and Annobón, with features such as tropical rainforests, volcanic mountains, and a coastal climate. Government and politics introduces Equatorial Guinea’s presidential republic, current leaders, and national symbols like the flag and anthem. The economy section emphasizes key industries such as oil, gas, timber, agriculture (cocoa and coffee), and fishing. The culture and society portion explores major religions (Christianity), traditional foods, music, dance, festivals, and ethnic groups like the Fang and Bubi. Tourism highlights include Malabo, Bioko Island, Pico Basile, and coastal beaches. Reflection questions encourage students to consider how Equatorial Guinea’s geography, natural resources, and cultural diversity shape its society and economy.

Keywords: Equatorial Guinea, Malabo, Central Africa, Bioko Island, Annobón, Río Muni, oil, gas, cocoa, coffee, timber, fishing, Christianity, Fang, Bubi, culture, tourism, geography, Model United Nations (MUN), reflection