A) Southern Red Sea Region of Sudan B) Northern Red Sea Region of Eritrea C) Western Indian Ocean near Somalia D) Eastern Mediterranean Coast of Egypt
A) An environmental impact assessment B) Permission C) A special diving license D) A fishing permit
A) 500 B) 325 C) 200 D) 150
A) Wildlife conservation B) Tourism management C) Fishing expeditions D) Leading scuba diving tours
A) Killer whale B) Hawksbill sea turtle C) Dolphin D) Great white shark
A) Trading spices B) Herding goats and camels, as well as fishing C) Farming rice and wheat D) Mining for minerals
A) 2,500 B) 10,000 C) 5,000 D) 1,000
A) They have no predators B) Because they are protected by law C) Due to their isolated nature and rich feeding grounds D) Seabirds prefer sandy beaches
A) Rabbitfish B) Surgeonfish C) Trumpetfish D) Dolphin
A) Cultural heritage tourism B) Adventure sports tourism C) Eritrean diving tourism D) Wildlife safari tourism
A) Loggerhead sea turtle B) Leatherback sea turtle C) Olive ridley sea turtle D) Green sea turtle
A) It's led by a group of trained divers, including former freedom fighters B) It helps control fish population C) There are no restrictions on water activities D) The government promotes it for economic growth
A) Angelfish B) Butterflyfish C) Manta ray D) Clownfish |