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Skeleton Coast National Park - Quiz
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  • 1. In which country is Skeleton Coast National Park located?
A) Zambia
B) Namibia
C) Botswana
D) South Africa
  • 2. When was Skeleton Coast National Park established?
A) 1965
B) 1980
C) 1990
D) 1971
  • 3. What is the size of Skeleton Coast National Park in square kilometers?
A) 10,000 km2
B) 25,000 km2
C) 16,845 km2
D) 20,000 km2
  • 4. Which section of Skeleton Coast National Park is open to those with 4-wheel drive vehicles?
A) Neither section
B) The northern section
C) The southern section
D) Both sections
  • 5. What natural feature marks the limit for vehicle access in the southern section of Skeleton Coast National Park?
A) Skeleton Bay
B) Swakopmund
C) Ugab River Gate
D) Dune 7
  • 6. How can visitors reach the northern section of Skeleton Coast National Park?
A) By boat
B) By a fly-in safari
C) With 4-wheel drive vehicles
D) On foot
  • 7. What warning sign is found at the Ugab River Gate?
A) A skull and crossbones
B) An arrow pointing north
C) A welcome mat
D) A flag with a lion
  • 8. What type of vehicles are allowed in the southern section of Skeleton Coast National Park?
A) 4-wheel drive vehicles
B) Bicycles
C) All types of vehicles
D) Motorcycles
  • 9. Which tourist attraction can be found at the South West Seal viewpoint?
A) An oil drilling rig
B) Huab lagoon
C) A shipwreck
D) Dune 7
  • 10. What is one of the attractions in Skeleton Coast National Park?
A) Huab lagoon
B) Victoria Falls
C) Kruger National Park
D) Table Mountain
  • 11. Which attraction involves a collapsed structure?
A) The shipwreck at South West Seal viewpoint
B) The collapsed oil drilling rig
C) Ugab River Gate
D) Huab lagoon
  • 12. What feature makes Skeleton Coast National Park notable?
A) Waterfalls
B) Volcanic activity
C) Desert dunes
D) Inaccessible shores with shipwrecks
  • 13. How many sections is Skeleton Coast National Park divided into?
A) Two
B) Four
C) Three
D) One
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