A) Southern Africa B) Eastern Europe C) South America D) North Asia
A) K2 B) Table Mountain C) Thabana Ntlenyana D) Mount Kilimanjaro
A) Mozambique and Swaziland B) South Africa and Namibia C) South Africa and Lesotho D) Botswana and Zimbabwe
A) 500 kilometers B) 1,000 kilometers C) 2,500 kilometers D) 1,500 kilometers
A) Hiking B) Skiing C) Surfing D) Scuba diving
A) Tall Mountains B) Dragon Mountains C) Cold Mountains D) River Mountains
A) 2,500 meters B) 5,500 meters C) 4,000 meters D) 3,482 meters
A) Grassland B) Rainforest C) Tundra D) Desert scrub
A) Temperate B) Desert C) Arctic D) Tropical
A) The Chimanimani Mountains B) The Drakensberg escarpment in Mpumalanga C) The Limpopo River Valley D) The Eastern Cape Province
A) In the Chimanimani Mountains B) In the Eastern Cape Province C) Near Hoedspruit D) Near Tzaneen at about the 22° S parallel
A) Volcanic activity B) A failed westerly branch of the main rift C) Erosion by the Limpopo River D) Human activity
A) The Eastern Cape Plateau B) The Strydpoort Mountains C) The Blyde River Canyon D) The Wolkberg at 2,200 m
A) Volcanic activity B) Desertification C) Subsidence D) Massive uplifting
A) Metamorphic rocks B) Hard erosion-resistant rocks C) Igneous rocks D) Softer rocks
A) By glacial movements B) By volcanic activity C) By erosion gulleys turning into deep valleys D) By sediment deposition
A) Tropical rainforest environment B) Desert environment C) Mildly periglacial environment D) Temperate forest environment
A) Deforestation B) Urbanization C) Mining activities D) Climate change
A) Weathering effect B) Blasting effect C) Deposition effect D) Erosion effect
A) 180 million years old. B) More than 2000 million years old. C) 300 million years old. D) 250 million years old.
A) Beaufort rocks from the Karoo Supergroup. B) Clarens sandstone. C) Transvaal Supergroup. D) Ecca shales from the Karoo Supergroup.
A) 180 million years old. B) More than 2000 million years old. C) 250 million years old. D) 300 million years old.
A) 250 million years old. B) 300 million years old. C) More than 2000 million years old. D) 180 million years old.
A) 250 million years old. B) More than 2000 million years old. C) 180 million years old. D) 300 million years old.
A) Quartzite from the Transvaal Supergroup. B) Clarens sandstone. C) Beaufort rocks. D) Ecca shales.
A) Champagne Castle. B) Mafadi. C) Njesuthi. D) Makoaneng.
A) Tugela Falls (Thukela Falls). B) Mafadi. C) Angel Falls. D) Makoaneng.
A) The Nile River. B) The Zambezi River. C) The Congo River. D) The Orange River.
A) 300 B) 119 C) 98 D) 2,153
A) Juniperus B) Podocarpus C) Pinus D) Abies
A) Monocymbium ceresiiforme B) Spiral Aloe C) Podocarpus D) Mountain pipit
A) 25% B) 45% C) 50% D) 37%
A) Buff-streaked chat B) Cape vulture C) Mountain pipit D) Bush blackcap
A) Mountain pipit and buff-streaked chat B) Rudd's lark and yellow-breasted pipit C) Not specified D) Bush blackcap and Drakensberg rockjumper
A) Black wildebeest B) Southern white rhinoceros C) Chacma baboon D) Klipspringer
A) Cape vulture B) Mountain pipit C) Maluti redfin D) Phofung river frog
A) Maluti river frog B) Forest rain frog C) Phofung river frog D) Drakensberg river frog
A) Drakensberg rockjumper B) Cape vulture C) Mountain pipit D) Bush blackcap
A) Cape vulture B) Mountain pipit C) Southern white rhinoceros D) Oat grass Monocymbium ceresiiforme
A) Cape vulture B) Mountain pipit C) Klipspringer D) Black wildebeest
A) Ericas B) Cape vulture C) Southern white rhinoceros D) Mountain pipit
A) Southern white rhinoceros B) Klipspringer C) Buff-streaked chat D) Cape vulture
A) Cape vulture B) Southern white rhinoceros C) Mountain pipit D) Eland
A) Klipspringer B) Rudd's lark C) Cape vulture D) Southern white rhinoceros
A) Southern white rhinoceros B) Cape vulture C) Creeping plants D) Mountain pipit
A) 2,153 species B) 119 species C) 98 species D) 300 species
A) Southern white rhinoceros B) Cape vulture C) Mountain pipit D) Tussock grass
A) 12% B) 7% C) 5.81% D) 10%
A) Wildfires B) Agriculture, especially overgrazing C) Tourism development D) Mining activities
A) Royal Natal National Park B) Kruger National Park C) Mountain Zebra National Park D) Camdeboo National Park
A) It is the smallest reserve in the Drakensberg B) It is the only reserve with no tourism C) It is the largest private reserve adjoining the World Heritage Site D) It is the only reserve with no wildlife
A) Vergelegen Nature Reserve B) Sehlabathebe National Park C) Golden Gate Highlands National Park D) Tsehlanyane National Park
A) Tsehlanyane B) Sehlabathebe C) Golden Gate Highlands D) Kamberg area
A) Giant's Castle reserve B) Malekgalonyane Nature Reserve C) Natal National Park D) Loteni Nature Reserve
A) Tsehlanyane National Park B) Camdeboo National Park C) Golden Gate Highlands National Park D) Sehlabathebe National Park
A) Maseru B) Ladysmith C) Ulundi D) Matatiele
A) Ixopo B) Newcastle C) Maseru D) Ladysmith
A) Matatiele B) Ulundi C) Newcastle D) Tzaneen
A) Lesotho B) Eastern Cape Province C) KwaZulu-Natal D) Limpopo Province
A) 700 B) 1,000 C) 500 D) 200 |