A) Bandara B) Bandar C) Bando D) Badingilo
A) Upper Nile B) Unity C) Equatoria D) Jonglei
A) 1985 B) 2000 C) 2011 D) 1992
A) Around 8,000 square kilometres B) Less than 5,000 square kilometres C) Over 10,000 square kilometres D) Approximately 15,000 square kilometres
A) Blue Nile B) White Nile C) Bahr el Ghazal D) Pibor River
A) The White Nile Wildlife Walk B) The South Sudan Safari C) The Great Nile Migration Landscape D) The Equatorial Animal Parade
A) Mountain gorilla B) Black rhinoceros C) Nubian giraffe D) African elephant
A) 400 B) 250 C) 500 D) 350
A) Bird Sanctuary B) Feathered Habitat C) Important Bird Area D) Avian Reserve
A) They become overgrown with trees B) They are flooded C) They dry up D) They remain unchanged
A) Greenpeace B) African Parks C) National Geographic Society D) World Wildlife Fund
A) The park was closed for renovations B) A fire broke out in the park C) A new species of animal was discovered D) An administrative headquarters was officially opened
A) 2020 B) 2015 C) 2011 D) July 2026
A) Safe B) Recovered C) Stable D) Endangered
A) Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Transport B) Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Finance C) Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education D) Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism
A) Surveying and drilling by Total S.A. B) Deforestation for agriculture C) Mining activities D) Urban development |