A) 1963 B) 1975 C) April 1948 D) 1952
A) 22,000 km² B) 8,500 sq mi C) 5,308 sq mi D) 13,747 km²
A) Galana River B) Athi River C) Sabaki River D) Tsavo River
A) Lugard Falls B) Mudanda Rock C) Yatta Plateau D) Aruba Dam
A) Mount Kilimanjaro B) Mount Kenya C) Lugard Peak D) Ol Donyo Sabuk Mountain
A) 180 mi B) 1,600 m C) 5,200 ft D) 290 km
A) Ol Donyo Sabuk B) Watha C) Frederick Lugard D) John Henry Patterson
A) 1963 B) 1898 C) 1948 D) 1952
A) Aruba Dam B) Mudanda Rock C) Tsavo West National Park D) Tsavo East National Park
A) Lugard Falls B) Aruba Dam C) Lake Jipe and the Mzima Springs D) Yatta Plateau
A) Early Stone Age economy B) Middle Stone Age economy C) Late Stone Age economy D) Iron Age economy
A) Weaving and trading B) Mining and metalworking C) Hunting wild animals, fishing, and keeping domesticated animals D) Farming and pottery making
A) Sabaki River B) Galana River C) Tsavo River D) Athi River
A) As early as 700 CE B) After 1948 C) In the 19th century D) During British colonization
A) Written records on stone tablets B) Metal tools C) Swahili language inscriptions D) Cowry shells and beads recovered from archaeological sites
A) Swahili traders B) British and German explorers C) John Henry Patterson D) Kenyan independence leaders
A) A dam B) A road network C) A railway D) A telegraph line
A) One hundred and thirty five B) Twenty C) Two hundred D) Fifty
A) Following Kenyan independence in 1963 B) In 1952 C) In 1975 D) In 1948
A) Kenya Wildlife Service B) United Nations C) British Colonial Office D) Swahili Traders Association
A) Less than 300 B) Approximately 500 C) Over 1000 D) About 675
A) Cape buffalo B) Blue duiker C) African bush elephant D) Common eland
A) Approximately 600 B) Exactly 400 C) Under 300 D) Over 500
A) Ostriches B) Penguins C) Kestrels D) Hornbills
A) 2017 B) 2014 C) 2022 D) 2025
A) Buffaloes invading homes B) Elephants raiding farms C) Birds damaging crops D) Lions attacking humans
A) Firecrackers B) Dogs C) Electric fences D) Bees
A) Elephants B) Stray lions C) Zebras D) Buffaloes
A) By park rangers B) After being struck by a poisoned arrow C) In 2022 during a severe drought D) During a routine flyover
A) 2022 B) 2017 C) December 2021 D) May 2014
A) Two individuals were not arrested B) He was killed in 2014 C) He was found with no tusks D) His tusks were still intact when his body was discovered
A) Increased tourism B) Deforestation C) Overgrazing by livestock D) Unpredictable weather patterns due to climate change
A) His tracking collar sent immobility alerts B) Straying into human settlements C) Being attacked by lions D) A severe drought
A) December 2021 B) 2022 C) May 2014 D) 2017 |