A) Bombali District B) Port Loko District C) Western Area Urban District D) Karene District
A) Guinea B) Côte d'Ivoire C) Mali D) Liberia
A) East Zone and West Zone B) North Area and South Area C) Outamba and Kilimi D) Mount Outamba and River Kilimi
A) 741 km2 B) 500 km2 C) 800 km2 D) 368 km2
A) Highest peak in one part of the park B) Location of the main visitor center C) Home to most wildlife species D) Longest river in the park
A) October 1995 B) 2000 C) 1985 D) 1974
A) Siamangs and gibbons B) Western chimpanzees, colobus monkeys, and sooty mangabeys C) Bonobos and lemurs D) Gorillas and orangutans
A) Important Bird Area (IBA) B) Ramsar Wetland C) Biosphere Reserve D) World Heritage Site
A) Susu (or Soso) B) Temne C) Limba D) Mende
A) 5 km B) 2 km C) 1 km D) 10 km
A) Farming and fishing B) Tourism and camping C) Logging and grazing D) Mining and hunting
A) Tents and camping grounds B) Luxury hotels with modern amenities C) Simple one bed and group huts made using local materials D) Cabins and chalets
A) Tall-grass savanna and woodland with patches of closed-canopy forest B) Desert scrubland C) Open savanna woodland D) Rainforest
A) Forest elephants and common warthogs B) Polar bears and penguins C) Kangaroos and koalas D) Lions and tigers
A) To preserve a large number of chimpanzees B) For its mineral resources C) Due to its historical significance D) Because of its scenic beauty
A) Raffia palm swamp forest B) Coniferous forest C) Deciduous forest D) Bamboo forest
A) Mountainous with steep cliffs B) Coastal with beaches C) Desert with sand dunes D) Mainly flat with a few hills and some large rivers flowing south-west
A) As part of a reforestation project B) To replace parkland as a source of wood for firewood and making furniture and housing C) To attract more wildlife D) For ornamental purposes
A) Tundra B) Prairie C) Riverine grassland D) Moorland |