- 1. In what year was Mont Péko National Park established?
A) 1999
B) 1968
C) 1982
D) 1975
- 2. What is the highest point in Mont Péko National Park?
A) Mount Richard-Molard at 1447 m
B) Mont Péko at 997 m
C) Mount Tano at 885 m
D) Mount Nimba at 1752 m
- 3. What percentage of Mont Péko National Park is covered by forest?
A) 50%
B) 90%
C) 60%
D) 80%
- 4. Which organization designated Mont Péko as an Important Bird Area (IBA)?
A) BirdLife International
B) IUCN
C) UNESCO
D) World Wildlife Fund
- 5. How many species of birds have been recorded in Mont Péko National Park?
A) 100
B) 500
C) 300
D) About 240
- 6. What is the dominant tree species found in Mont Péko National Park?
A) Triplochiton scleroxylon
B) Acacia senegal
C) Eucalyptus
D) Baobab
- 7. What was the estimated density of chimpanzees per km² in Mont Péko National Park according to a 2001 census?
A) 0.8 chimpanzees per km²
B) 1.6 chimpanzees per km²
C) 2.5 chimpanzees per km²
D) 3.0 chimpanzees per km²
- 8. What was the total estimated population of weaned chimpanzees in Mont Péko National Park from the 2001 census?
A) About 100
B) Approximately 500
C) Around 320
D) Nearly 700
- 9. Which forest is connected to Mont Péko National Park through corridors and might hold up to 400 chimpanzees?
A) Taï Forest Reserve
B) Comoé National Park
C) Bingerville Forest
D) Classified forest of Haut Sassandra
- 10. How many different straight transect lines were used in the 2001 chimpanzee census?
A) Four
B) Eight
C) Two
D) Six
- 11. What was the total length of the transect lines used in the 2001 chimpanzee census?
A) 10 km
B) 15 km
C) 20 km
D) 12.5 km
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