Chaambi National Park - Quiz
  • 1. What is another name for Chambi National Park?
A) Algerian Border Park
B) Djebel Chambi National Park
C) Tunisian Highlands National Park
D) Kasserine Wildlife Reserve
  • 2. In which governorate is Chambi National Park located?
A) Gabès Governorate
B) Kasserine Governorate
C) Sfax Governorate
D) Tunis Governorate
  • 3. What mountain peak does the Chambi National Park protect?
A) Mount Etna
B) Mount Chambi (Djebel Chambi)
C) Mont Blanc
D) Jabal al Akhdar
  • 4. How high is Mount Chambi above sea level?
A) 1,200 meters
B) 1,544 meters
C) 2,000 meters
D) 1,800 meters
  • 5. Which forest massif does the park belong to?
A) Mont de Tebessa forest massif
B) Sahara Desert
C) Atlas Mountains
D) Mediterranean Forests
  • 6. Does Chambi National Park have permanent rivers or streams?
A) No
B) Only during rainy seasons
C) Yes
D) Only in the summer
  • 7. Which endangered species is protected in the park?
A) Cuvier's gazelle
B) Leopard
C) Saharan cheetah
D) African elephant
  • 8. What vulnerable species can be found in Chambi National Park?
A) Caracal
B) North African wild dog
C) Atlas bear
D) Barbary sheep
  • 9. Which notable plant is found in the park?
A) Baobab tree
B) Acacia
C) Date palm
D) Holm oak
  • 10. What type of pine is found in Chambi National Park?
A) Aleppo pine
B) Redwood pine
C) Bristlecone pine
D) Ponderosa pine
  • 11. Which bird species can be observed in the park?
A) Tunisian crossbill
B) Swallow
C) Robin
D) Sparrow
  • 12. What is another notable bird found in Chambi National Park?
A) Dove
B) Egyptian vulture
C) Pigeon
D) Parrot
  • 13. In what year was a 300-hectare reserve established for Cuvier's gazelle?
A) 1990
B) 1970
C) 2000
D) 1980
  • 14. When was Chambi National Park designated a UNESCO biosphere reserve?
A) 1999
B) 2010
C) 1977
D) 1985
  • 15. What is the total area of Chambi National Park?
A) 3,000 hectares
B) 6,723 hectares
C) 10,000 hectares
D) 8,500 hectares
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