A) Diospyros mespiliformis B) Adansonia digitata C) Ficus sycomorus D) Acacia nilotica
A) Alpine Tundra B) Desert C) Woodland and Savannah D) Rainforest
A) Dark grey and fissured B) Smooth and green C) Covered in thorns D) Bright red and peeling
A) Heart-shaped, whorled B) Circular, basal rosette C) Needle-like, opposite D) Elliptical, alternate
A) White B) Yellow C) Blue D) Reddish
A) It varies depending on the season B) Deciduous C) Evergreen D) Semi-deciduous
A) Vibrant purple B) Creamy-white C) Bright red D) Deep blue
A) Solitary B) Pairs C) Whorls D) Clusters
A) A dry capsule B) A spiky nut C) A round berry D) A long pod
A) Orange B) White C) Bright green D) Yellow to purple-black
A) 20-25 cm in diameter B) 10-12 cm in diameter C) 5-7 cm in diameter D) 1-1.5 cm in diameter
A) Only when cooked B) Only for animals C) No D) Yes
A) Only insects B) Various mammals and birds C) None, they are poisonous D) Only reptiles
A) Medicinal purposes only B) Fuelwood only C) Furniture making D) Paper production
A) 4-25 meters B) 2-3 meters C) Less than 1 meter D) Over 50 meters
A) Victoria Falls B) Mount Kilimanjaro C) The Sahara Desert D) The Nile River
A) Floury B) Gummy C) Juicy D) Fibrous
A) By examining the flower structure B) By the leaf size C) Male trees have thorns D) By the bark color
A) Water sources B) Sandy dunes C) Volcanic vents D) Rocky outcrops
A) Dyeing fabrics B) Building shelters C) Medicinal purposes D) Making rope
A) Over 100 years B) 20-30 years C) Less than 10 years D) 50-60 years
A) Poaceae B) Ebenaceae C) Fabaceae D) Asteraceae
A) Depleting soil nutrients B) None C) Increasing soil acidity D) Stabilizing soil with their roots
A) They are relatively fire-resistant B) Fire promotes their growth C) They are unaffected by fire D) They are highly susceptible to fire
A) Jackalberry Tree B) African Ebony C) Baobab Tree D) Jakkalsbessie
A) Overpopulation B) Decreased temperature C) Increased rainfall D) Habitat loss
A) Arcuate B) Pinnate C) Parallel D) Palmate
A) Rounded B) Spiky C) Absent D) Pointed
A) Only Mammals B) Only Birds C) Variety of animals D) No animals
A) By humans B) By wind C) By animals eating the fruit D) By water |