A) Pungwe Drift B) Udu Dam C) Rhodes Dam D) Mare Dam
A) Some eight kilometers east B) Ten kilometers south C) Five kilometers west D) Three kilometers north
A) Pungwe Drift B) Mare Dam C) Rhodes Dam D) Udu Dam
A) On each side of the Pungwe River, upstream of the Pungwe Falls B) At Rhodes Dam C) Near Nyamuziwa Falls D) Next to Mare Dam
A) It became a private facility B) It was relocated to Pungwe Drift C) It is now part of Rhodes Hotel D) It was closed in the 1970s
A) Half a kilometer west of Rhodes Dam B) On the Kwaraguza road C) At Mutarazi Falls D) Near Nyangombe Falls
A) It was closed in the late 1990s B) It is now part of Rhodes Hotel C) It was relocated to Pungwe Drift D) It became a private facility
A) Pungwe Drift lodges B) Nyangombe camping ground C) Mountain Club of Zimbabwe hut D) Rhodes Hotel
A) At Rhodes Dam B) At Mutarazi Falls C) Near Pungwe Drift D) On the Kwaraguza road from Mount Nyangani to Troutbeck
A) Central and western area B) Eastern area C) Southern area D) Northern area
A) The three rest camps and the five dams B) Only the two private facilities C) Just the camping grounds D) Exclusively archaeological sites
A) Nyangombe Falls B) Pungwe Falls C) Mutarazi Falls D) Nyamuziwa Falls
A) Motorcycle B) Two wheel drive C) Four wheel drive D) Bicycle
A) By car B) On foot C) By motorcycle D) By bicycle
A) A path leading to Nyamuziwa Falls B) A gravel road that runs parallel to the Nyanga to Mutare highway C) A four-wheel drive track linking Pungwe Drift to Mount Nyangani D) The main road from Rhodes Dam to Mare Dam
A) Near Mare Dam B) At Rhodes Dam C) On the edge of the Scenic Road D) In the central and western area
A) Pungwe Fort B) Rhodes Fort C) Mutarazi Fort D) Nyangwe Fort
A) Southern area B) Eastern area C) Central and western area D) Northern area
A) Limestone B) Shale C) Umkondo Group dolerite D) Basalt
A) 250 Ma B) 100 Ma C) 500 Ma D) 1099 Ma (million years ago)
A) Shona people B) Ziwa people C) Ndebele people D) Bantu people
A) Syzygium B) Forest tree fern C) Common tree fern D) Mulanje cypress
A) Mulberry B) Black wattle C) Eucalyptus D) Pine
A) Zebra B) Lion C) Elephant D) Giraffe
A) Klipspringer B) African clawless otter C) Samango monkey D) Blue duiker
A) Lion B) Kudu C) Buffalo D) Blue duiker
A) Rainbow trout B) Brown trout C) Atlantic salmon D) American brook trout
A) Park headquarters B) Mutare Substation C) Donjera (Gleneagles) Substation D) Rusape Office
A) Partially B) No C) Only in the eastern area D) Yes
A) At park headquarters B) At the Pony Trails office C) By Lake Gulliver D) Near Mutarazi Falls
A) No B) Only during certain times of year C) Only in Lake Gulliver and Purdon Dam D) Yes
A) Not among the top three waterfalls B) The second highest waterfall C) The third highest waterfall D) The highest waterfall
A) The entire Nyanga National Park B) Mutarazi Dam and Rhodes Dams C) The Honde Valley approximately 800 metres below D) Lake Gulliver |