A) Rhus dentata B) Bowkeria verticillata C) Halleria lucida D) Euclea crispa
A) Tree fuchsia B) Blue guarri C) Common taaibos D) Mountain gonna
A) Polystichum spp. B) Pteris cretica C) Selaginella spp. D) Cheilanthes quadripinnata
A) Eastern range B) Southern range C) Deep in the northern range D) Western range
A) 6 hours B) 8 hours C) About 4 hours D) 2 hours
A) Ts'ehlanyane Lodge B) Maliba Lodge C) Holomo Lodge D) Bokong Lodge
A) Swimming B) Hiking and bridle paths C) Massage treatments D) Photography
A) Mountain goat B) Basuto pony C) Zebra D) Eland
A) 10 species B) 30 species C) 50 species D) About 24 species
A) Caledonspoort Pass B) Butha-Buthe Pass C) Holomo Pass D) Clarens Pass
A) Halleria lucida B) Passerina montana C) Bowkeria verticillata D) Rhus dentata
A) Pteris cretica B) Poikylohydrous species like the resurrection fern C) Polystichum spp. D) Cheilanthes quadripinnata
A) Butha-Buthe B) Khabo C) Caledonspoort D) Clarens
A) Caledonspoort river B) Hlotse river C) Holomo river D) Maloti river
A) Halleria lucida B) Rhus pyroides C) Euclea crispa D) Passerina montana
A) 10 km north B) 5 km east C) 8 km south D) 12 km west
A) Euclea crispa B) Passerina montana C) Rhus dentata D) Bowkeria verticillata
A) 39 km spectacular trail B) 25 km nature path C) 50 km scenic route D) 10 km adventure track
A) Bridle paths B) Swimming in streams C) Photographic opportunities D) Massage treatments
A) Botswana B) Zimbabwe C) Lesotho D) South Africa
A) Maseru District B) Qacha's Nek District C) Butha-Buthe District D) Leribe District
A) Maloti-Drakensberg Transfrontier Conservation Area B) Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park C) Kruger National Park D) Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
A) Mamohale B) Ts'ehlanyane C) Holomo D) Katse
A) Berg bamboo B) Spiral aloe C) Leucosidea D) Thamnocalamus tessellatus
A) 500 to 1,000 metres B) 2,000 to 4,000 metres C) 3,000 to 5,000 metres D) 1,940 to 3,112 metres (6,365 to 10,210 ft)
A) Berg adder B) Cobra C) Viper D) Python
A) Tropical rainforest trees B) Common grasses found in savannahs C) Rare undergrowth plants unique to this woodland habitat D) Cacti and succulents
A) It is used as a currency in trade. B) It is used exclusively for medicinal purposes. C) It has significant cultural importance. D) It is considered sacred and not to be touched.
A) For recreational purposes by tourists B) As a military training ground C) Access road to the 'Mamohale tunnel' for the Lesotho Highlands Water Project. D) To protect a rare species of bird
A) It serves as a habitat for endemic species. B) It marks the boundary of the park. C) It was part of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project. D) It is a popular tourist attraction within the park.
A) Buddleja loricata B) Diospyros austroafricana subsp. africana C) Heteromorpha trifoliata D) Rosa eglanteria
A) Buddleja loricata B) Diospyros austroafricana subsp. africana C) Buddleja salviifolia D) Rosa eglanteria
A) Heteromorpha trifoliata B) Leucosidea sericea C) Rhamnus prinoides D) Myrsine africana
A) monkhoane B) kolitsane C) cheche D) firesticks star-apple
A) Leucosidea sericea B) Rhamnus prinoides C) Myrsine africana D) Buddleja salviifolia
A) Leucosidea sericea B) Diospyros austroafricana subsp. africana C) Rhamnus prinoides D) Myrsine africana
A) Rosa eglanteria B) Buddleja salviifolia C) Rhamnus prinoides D) Myrsine africana
A) Leucosidea sericea B) Diospyros austroafricana subsp. africana C) Rhamnus prinoides D) Heteromorpha trifoliata
A) Buddleja salviifolia B) Diospyros austroafricana subsp. africana C) Rosa eglanteria D) Heteromorpha trifoliata |