Hlane Royal National Park - Quiz
  • 1. What was Hlane Royal National Park before it became a public park?
A) An agricultural farm
B) A private royal hunting ground
C) A colonial settlement
D) A religious sanctuary
  • 2. Who named Hlane Royal National Park, and what does 'Hlane' mean?
A) King Mswati III; it means 'kingdom'
B) King Sobhuza II; it means 'wilderness'
C) A local chief; it means 'forest'
D) The Swazi people; it means 'land of the lions'
  • 3. Who currently holds Hlane Royal National Park in trust for the nation?
A) His Majesty King Mswati III
B) Big Game Parks
C) The Swazi government
D) An international conservation organization
  • 4. What is the primary managing body of Hlane Royal National Park?
A) Eswatini Wildlife Authority
B) Big Game Parks
C) The Swazi government
D) A local community group
  • 5. What type of terrain characterizes Hlane Royal National Park?
A) Flat lowland area
B) Desert landscape
C) Mountainous region
D) Coastal plains
  • 6. Which ancient hardwood trees are found in the park?
A) Birch, cedar and willow
B) Oak, pine and maple
C) Knobthorn, leadwood and tambuti
D) Mahogany, teak and ebony
  • 7. Which large mammals are found in Hlane Royal National Park?
A) Giraffe, zebra, lion, cheetah
B) Lion, elephant, South African giraffe, white rhinoceros
C) Polar bear, moose, kangaroo, panda
D) Elephant, hippopotamus, buffalo, leopard
  • 8. During which months do wildebeest and zebra herds visit the park's waterholes?
A) December to March
B) June to September
C) March to June
D) September to December
  • 9. Which bird species has the highest density of nesting in Hlane Royal National Park?
A) Southern yellow-billed hornbills
B) White-backed vultures
C) Marabou storks
D) Eagles
  • 10. What is the southernmost nesting site for marabou storks located in?
A) Etosha National Park
B) Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
C) Kruger National Park
D) Hlane Royal National Park
  • 11. What type of accommodation is available at Ndlovu Camp in the park?
A) Luxury hotels
B) Tents
C) Thatched huts and cottages
D) Camping grounds
  • 12. Which road bisected Hlane Royal National Park in the 1960s?
A) MR3 Highway
B) M4 Road
C) N2 Highway
D) R102 Road
  • 13. What has been a consequence of the MR3 Highway bisecting the park?
A) Hundreds of animals are struck by vehicles each year
B) Improved wildlife migration paths
C) Increased tourist visits
D) Expansion of protected areas
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