A) Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation B) Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities C) Ministry of Agriculture D) Ministry of Environmental Affairs (EEAA)
A) Nile B) Faiyum C) Pilihēy D) Kalamoun
A) 113 km2 (44 sq mi) B) 50.90 km2 (19.65 sq mi) C) 1,759 km2 (679 sq mi) D) 62.00 km2 (23.94 sq mi)
A) 80 km (50 mi) west B) About 65 km (40 mi) southwest C) 100 km (62 mi) north D) 120 km (75 mi) east
A) East lake and west lake B) Large lake and small lake C) Upper lake and lower lake D) North lake and south lake
A) They flow from north to south. B) They are considered to be the largest waterfalls in Egypt. C) They are dry most of the year. D) They are man-made.
A) South and southeast of the springs B) Northwest of Wadi El Hitan C) Near the Nile River D) East of Faiyum city
A) Marine fossils and archeological remains B) Modern art installations C) Endangered plant species D) Ancient temples
A) Its dense forests. B) Its large waterfalls. C) Its urban development. D) Its extensive dune formations.
A) Basilosaurus isis B) Dorudon atrox C) Tutcetus rayanensis D) Mammuthus primigenius
A) Alpine flowers B) Tropical rainforest C) Desert cacti D) Inter-dune areas with perennial plants and Calligonum comosum.
A) Komodo dragon B) Slender-horned gazelle C) Giant panda D) African elephant
A) 15 species B) 20 species C) 11 species D) 5 species
A) Extinct in the area. B) Still found in small numbers. C) Introduced recently. D) Thriving and increasing.
A) Swift fox and Blanford's fox B) Red fox and Arctic fox C) Gray fox and Kit fox D) Fennec fox and Rüppell's fox
A) 8 species B) 13 species C) 20 species D) 5 species |