Kilimanjaro National Park

Kilimanjaro National Park - Test

1. Where is Kilimanjaro National Park located?

A) In Tanzania, about 300 kilometres south of the equator.
B) In Uganda, near Kampala.
C) In Kenya, near Nairobi.
D) In Rwanda, near Kigali.

2. What is the area covered by Kilimanjaro National Park?

A) 500 square kilometres.
B) 3,000 square kilometres.
C) 2,000 square kilometres.
D) 1,688 square kilometres (652 mi²).

3. In what year was Kilimanjaro National Park established?

A) 1973.
B) 1987.
C) 2005.
D) 1965.

4. When was Kilimanjaro National Park declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO?

A) 2013.
B) 1999.
C) 1973.
D) 1987.

5. What is the location of the park headquarters for Kilimanjaro National Park?

A) Moshi town.
B) Arusha.
C) Kilimanjaro International Airport.
D) Marangu, about 44 km from Moshi town.

6. How much revenue did Kilimanjaro National Park generate in 2013?

A) $30 million.
B) $100 million.
C) $51 million.
D) $70 million.

7. What was the number of tourists visiting Kilimanjaro National Park during the 2012–2013 budget year?

A) 70,000 tourists.
B) 60,000 tourists.
C) 50,000 tourists.
D) 58,460 tourists.

8. How many of the visitors during the 2012–2013 budget year were foreigners?

A) 60,000 foreigners.
B) 55,000 foreigners.
C) 54,584 foreigners.
D) 50,000 foreigners.

9. How many tourists hiked the mountain during the 2011–2012 budget year?

A) 16,425 hikers.
B) 30,000 hikers.
C) 20,000 hikers.
D) 25,000 hikers.

10. What is the maximum capacity for climbers on Kilimanjaro as specified in the park's General Management Plan?

A) 30,000 climbers.
B) 20,000 climbers.
C) 35,000 climbers.
D) 28,470 climbers.

11. What was Kilimanjaro declared as by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 1987?

A) A World Heritage Site.
B) One of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa.
C) An International Peace Park.
D) A Biosphere Reserve.

12. In what year was Kilimanjaro National Park expanded to include the entire montane forest?

A) 1999.
B) 2013.
C) 1987.
D) 2005.

13. What is the primary attraction of Kilimanjaro National Park?

A) The Ngorongoro Crater.
B) Lake Victoria.
C) The Serengeti Plains.
D) Mount Kilimanjaro.

14. How many officially recognized ascent routes are there to climb Mount Kilimanjaro?

A) Eight routes.
B) Five routes.
C) Seven routes.
D) Six routes.

15. Which of the following is not an officially recognized ascent route for climbing Mount Kilimanjaro?

A) Lemosho Route.
B) Marangu Route.
C) Tarangire Route.
D) Machame Route.

16. Which animal is not commonly found above the timberline in Kilimanjaro National Park?

A) Grey duiker.
B) Elephants.
C) Kilimanjaro tree hyrax.
D) Rodents.

17. Where can elephants be found within Kilimanjaro National Park?

A) Between the Namwai and Tarakia rivers, and sometimes at higher elevations.
B) Exclusively below the timberline.
C) In the Ngorongoro Crater.
D) Only in the montane forest.

18. Which of these animals is found in the montane forests of Kilimanjaro National Park?

A) Giraffes.
B) Cheetahs.
C) Lions.
D) Blue monkeys.

19. What type of reserve was Mount Kilimanjaro declared as by the German colonial government in the early twentieth century?

A) A forest reserve.
B) A national park.
C) A game reserve.
D) A wildlife sanctuary.

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