A) Land of lions B) Place of thirst C) Desert oasis D) Home of gemsbok
A) Botswana and Zimbabwe B) South Africa and Botswana C) Namibia and South Africa D) Zambia and Namibia
A) 38,000 square kilometres (15,000 sq mi) B) 45,000 square kilometres C) 50,000 square kilometres D) 25,000 square kilometres
A) Okavango and Chobe Rivers B) Limpopo and Zambezi Rivers C) Orange and Vaal Rivers D) Nossob and Auob Rivers
A) Never B) Once every decade C) Every year D) About once per century
A) Lions B) Leopards C) Cheetahs D) Elephants
A) 1999 B) 2010 C) 2015 D) 2005
A) Eastern Kalahari Wildlife Initiative B) Southern Africa Biodiversity Project C) Western Kgalagadi Conservation Corridor project D) Central Botswana Conservation Plan
A) 60,000 visitors B) 45,000 visitors C) 52,463 visitors D) 48,221 visitors
A) Basic tents without any facilities B) Fully serviced lodges with amenities like air conditioning, shops, and swimming pools C) Camping sites only D) Cabins with limited services
A) Acacia trees and shrubs B) Palm trees C) Baobab trees D) Grass and Vachellia erioloba trees
A) Horned adder B) Cape cobra C) Komodo dragon D) Puff adder
A) Mild and rainy season B) Midsummer with temperatures often exceeding 40 °C (104 °F) C) Cool and dry D) Winter with freezing temperatures
A) Greenpeace Africa B) Conservation International Botswana C) African Wildlife Foundation D) World Wildlife Fund
A) Luxury tents with all amenities B) Camping sites with guided tours C) Fully serviced accommodations with meals included D) To provide shelter and wash water; visitors must supply their own food, drinking water, and firewood
A) 3,000 visitors B) 4,242 visitors C) 5,500 visitors D) 2,500 visitors
A) Storks B) Ostriches C) Bustards D) Penguins
A) 7 April 1999 B) 12 May 2000 C) 31 July 1931 D) June 1992
A) 1997 B) 2002 C) 1948 D) 2015
A) 7 April 1999 B) 12 May 2000 C) 31 July 1931 D) June 1992
A) 301.34 km² B) 700 km² C) 580 km² D) 277.69 km²
A) San Heritage Lodge B) !Ae!Hai Heritage Park C) !Xaus Lodge D) Kalahari Gemstone Lodge
A) 'Home' B) 'Culture' C) 'Heart' D) 'Land'
A) There are no licenses for fracking in the KTP. B) Fracking is permitted under strict regulations. C) Fracking has already begun. D) All national parks will be opened to fracking.
A) African Shale Partners B) Nodding Donkey C) Botswana Gas Company D) Karoo Energy
A) Cheetah B) Lion C) Elephant D) Brown hyena
A) Elephant B) Lion C) Cheetah D) Rhino
A) 1992 B) 1997 C) 1999 D) 2000
A) San Heritage Land B) Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park C) Mier Heritage Land D) !Ae!Hai Heritage Park
A) SANParks B) Nodding Donkey C) Transfrontier Parks Destinations D) Botswana's Ministry of Environment, Wildlife and Tourism. |