A) In eastern Sudan, connected to Ethiopia's Alitash National Park B) In northern Sudan, close to Khartoum C) In western Sudan, near the Nile River D) In southern Sudan, near the border with South Sudan
A) About 200 kilometres northeast B) Around 600 kilometres southwest C) Nearly 500 kilometres northwest D) Approximately 400 kilometres southeast
A) Khartoum B) The town of Dinder C) Port Sudan D) El Obeid
A) In 1861 B) In 1905 C) In 1925 D) In 1933
A) A cholera outbreak B) The Mahdist War and a famine C) An invasion by neighboring tribes D) A severe drought
A) In 1979 when it became part of the World Network of Biosphere Reserves B) In 1935 following the London Convention of 1933 C) In 1983 when its area was extended D) In 1925 after Alfred Harrison's visit
A) The Red Sea Hills and the Nuba Mountains B) The Sahara Desert and the Nile Delta C) The Central African Republic and the Horn of Africa D) The Sahel and Ethiopian Highlands
A) 15 species B) 40 species C) 50 species D) 27 species
A) Encroachment by urban development B) Conversion of land outside the park into farmland C) Expansion of crop agriculture displacing cattle herders D) Decline in populations of migrant grazers
A) Lion B) Waterbuck C) Cheetah D) Leopard
A) It is thriving with no threats B) Its population has increased significantly C) It declined and is considered endangered D) It was recently introduced to the park |