A) Within Botswana's Okavango Delta B) On the north bank of the Zambezi River in southeastern Zambia C) Along the southern coast of Mozambique D) In northern Zimbabwe
A) A public hunting ground for local tribes B) It was the private game reserve of Zambia's president C) An established tourist destination D) Part of Zimbabwe's Mana Pools National Park
A) Victoria Falls National Park B) Hwange National Park C) Chobe National Park D) Zimbabwe's Mana Pools National Park
A) Acacia woodlands and Baobab forests B) Oak woodlands and Maple forests C) Cedar woodlands and Pine forests D) Southern Miombo woodlands and Zambezian and Mopane woodlands
A) Acacia B) Miombo C) Cedar D) Baobab
A) Floodplain habitat B) Desert habitat C) Coastal habitat D) Mountainous habitat
A) There are no fences, allowing animals and people to roam freely B) It only allows access to researchers C) It has high-security fencing around its perimeter D) It is closed off to all human activity
A) High-speed internet access B) Its proximity to major cities C) The presence of luxury resorts D) Its remote location with no paved roads
A) Victoria Falls Airport B) Lusaka International Airport C) Kasane Airport D) Jeki Airstrip
A) Elephant B) Cape buffalo C) Lion D) Cape wild dog (only occasional sightings)
A) Their application for copper mining was approved B) They started wildlife conservation projects C) They withdrew their proposal for mining D) They began construction of a tourist resort
A) Due to lack of funding for the project B) As a result of community protests C) For breaching conditions set by environmental agencies D) Because they completed their mining operations
A) Negative effects on tourism and wildlife in the Zambezi River area B) Improved infrastructure development C) Increased employment opportunities for locals D) Enhanced biodiversity |