Tourism in Ghana - Quiz
A) The Kwame Nkrumah administration B) The Jerry Rawlings administration C) The Kofi Busia administration D) The John Kufuor administration
A) It was a flourishing private industry B) It was not an effective source of income C) It was the primary source of GDP D) It was strictly forbidden by law
A) Restoration of slave trade castles B) Banning local religious traditions C) Taxing traditional dance performances D) Selling cultural artifacts abroad
A) Recreational tourism B) Cultural tourism C) Adventure tourism D) Heritage tourism
A) Recreational tourism B) Event tourism C) Heritage tourism D) Cultural tourism
A) Modern corporate conferences B) The wildlife in national parks C) Urban shopping centers D) The history of the slave routes
A) Heritage tourism B) Adventure tourism C) Cultural tourism D) Event tourism
A) Resources and conferences B) Deep sea diving C) Historical slave castles D) Traditional village crafts
A) Incentives for private investments B) Eliminating all international flights C) Full nationalization of all hotels D) Closing all public parks
A) Ancient nomadic tribes B) European explorers C) The local government D) The African Diaspora
A) By building modern airports B) Through the establishment of public memorials C) By renaming all cities after them D) By funding private art galleries
A) It discourages further travel to the region B) It decreases interest in local history C) It provides cultural depth to their experience D) It forces tourists to leave earlier
A) Victoria Falls B) Nile Falls C) Tugela Falls D) Kintampo waterfalls
A) 109th B) 110th C) 108th D) 139th
A) The Guardian B) New York Times C) Forbes Magazine D) Time Magazine
A) $8.3 billion B) $1.7 billion C) $2.19 billion D) $1.1 billion
A) $1.7 billion B) $4.3 billion C) $8.3 billion D) $2.19 billion
A) PANAFEST B) Kundum C) Homowo D) Aboakyir
A) 993,600 B) 4,300,000 C) 1,100,000 D) 1,288,804
A) Work permit B) Local sponsorship C) Health insurance D) Visa
A) Independence Day B) Republic Day C) Emancipation Day D) Founders' Day
A) Reverential Night B) Cultural Night C) Heritage Night D) Pan-African Night
A) 12% increase B) 10% decrease C) 20% increase D) No change
A) Bus B) Sedan C) Minivan D) Motorcycle
A) Walking B) Local canoes C) Bicycles D) Hurry cars
A) Mole National Park B) Shai Hills Resource Reserve C) Kakum National Park D) Digya National Park
A) Elephants B) Crocodiles C) Lions D) Hippos
A) Ankasa National Park B) Digya National Park C) Mole National Park D) Kakum National Park
A) Larabanga B) Ada Foah C) Bonwire D) Nzulezo
A) Lake Bosomtwi B) Cape Coast Castle C) Kintampo Waterfalls D) Mole National Park
A) Lake Chad B) Lake Bosomtwi C) Lake Volta D) Lake Victoria
A) August 2023 B) July 2023 C) June 2019 D) July 2020
A) Monkeys are hunted for food B) It is a UNESCO World Heritage site C) It is the only place to see monkeys D) Monkeys are revered in the village
A) Cape Coast Mosque B) Kumasi Central Mosque C) Larabanga Mosque D) National Mosque of Ghana
A) Fort William B) Elmina Castle C) Fort Metal Cross D) Christianborg Castle |
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