A) 1985 B) 2000 C) 2010 D) 1994
A) 50,000 hectares B) 200,000 hectares C) 123,000 hectares D) 75,000 hectares
A) The Nile River and the Sahara Desert B) The Red Sea and the Sahel region C) The Atlas Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea D) The Draa River and the South foothills of the Anti-Atlas
A) Casablanca and Rabat B) Tangier and Agadir C) Zagora and Tata D) Marrakech and Fes
A) Coastal beaches B) Typical desert landscape of southern Morocco C) Rainforest landscape D) Mountainous terrain
A) Cacti B) Bamboo C) Acacias D) Pine trees
A) Tamarix B) Mangroves C) Palm trees D) Oak trees
A) An underground river B) A permanent lake C) A temporary wetland and a port of call for migratory water birds D) A desert oasis
A) Eagles, hawks and falcons B) Flamingos, coots and geese C) Parrots, toucans and macaws D) Penguins, albatrosses and seagulls
A) Construction of luxury resorts B) Rehabilitation of the wetland C) Establishment of mining operations D) Development of industrial zones
A) Houbara bustards B) Penguins C) Ostriches D) Swans
A) Elk B) Deer C) Dorcas gazelles D) Kangaroos
A) Striped hyenas B) Wolves C) Tigers D) Lions
A) Iguanas B) Horned vipers, monitor lizards and chameleons C) Crocodiles and alligators D) Komodo dragons
A) Thousands of families B) A few families C) No families at all D) Hundreds of families
A) It is a major fishing hub B) It has abundant mineral resources C) It is known for its vineyards D) It is a main place for grazing due to good grazing potential
A) Medical tourism B) Ecotourism C) Space tourism D) Industrial tourism
A) Decrease local economic activity B) Boost tourism and promote development of Saharan areas C) Increase urbanization in coastal regions D) Reduce agricultural production |