A) 1,848 square kilometers B) 3,000 square kilometers C) 6,766 square kilometers D) 2,196 square kilometers
A) Zimbabwe B) Namibia C) Botswana D) Mozambique
A) It becomes dry and barren B) It remains unchanged C) It is flooded with permanent water D) It turns into a broad expanse of lakes
A) World Heritage Site B) Ramsar wetland of international importance C) Biosphere Reserve D) Natural Monument
A) 'Water', referring to its lakes and rivers B) 'Four', referring to the four large permanent pools C) 'Wilderness', indicating its natural state D) 'Zambezi', after the river
A) Lion B) Cape wild dog C) Hippopotamus D) Elephant
A) About 500 animals B) Exactly 200 animals C) Less than 50 animals D) Over 1000 animals
A) A new anti-poaching unit was established B) Poachers were given amnesty C) They were removed to another area for protection D) The park was closed to visitors
A) Zimbabwean Ministry of Mines B) UNESCO C) Shalom Mining Corporation Pvt Ltd D) Kariba Dam Authority
A) Establishment of a tourist resort B) Construction of a new dam C) Prospecting for oil and natural gas D) Expansion of agricultural land
A) A scheme that would have flooded the area B) The construction of the Kariba Dam C) The Batoka Dam project D) The Mupata Gorge hydro-electric scheme
A) Victoria Falls Dam B) Kariba Dam C) Zambezi River Dam D) Batoka Dam
A) Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia B) Kruger National Park in South Africa C) Etosha National Park in Namibia D) Serengeti National Park in Tanzania
A) 6,766 square kilometers B) 4,500 square kilometers C) 3,390 square kilometers D) 2,196 square kilometers
A) Urungwe Safari Area B) Dande Safari Area C) Chewore Safari Area D) Sapi Safari Area
A) Pine trees and oak forests B) Cacti and desert shrubs C) Forests of mahogany, wild figs, ebonies and baobabs D) Mangroves and coastal grasses
A) Due to increased food availability B) In search of water as lakes gradually dry up C) For breeding purposes D) Because of cooler temperatures
A) Ramsar wetland of international importance B) World Heritage Site C) Biosphere Reserve D) Natural Monument
A) Lion B) Brown hyena C) Leopard D) Cape wild dog |