A) 5,000 years B) 1,500 years C) 2,000 years D) 3,000 years
A) Nearly 1,000 B) About 500 C) Over 3,000 D) Approximately 10,000
A) Between 1500 and 1700 C.E. B) Between 320 and 500 C.E. C) Between 200 and 300 B.C.E. D) Between 1000 and 1200 C.E.
A) Iron weapons B) Bronze tools C) Various archaeological finds D) Ceramic pots
A) Nswatugi Cave B) Pomongwe Cave C) Inanke Cave D) Bambata Cave
A) Elephants, giraffes, warthogs, tsessebe and mongoose B) Lions, zebras, buffalo, rhinos and antelope C) Cheetahs, giraffes, elephants, wildebeest and impala D) Hippos, crocodiles, leopards, hyenas and baboons
A) Bambata Cave B) Pomongwe Cave C) Inanke Cave D) Nswatugi Cave
A) A Victorian-era mansion B) An Iron Age furnace C) A Bronze Age settlement D) A medieval castle
A) Inanke Cave B) Bambata Cave C) Pomongwe Cave D) Nswatugi Cave
A) Main tarred road through the park B) Kezi-Bulawayo road C) Circular Drive, west of Maleme Dam D) Toghwana Dam route
A) Iron weapons B) Bronze tools C) Ceramic pots D) A human skeleton from the Middle Stone Age
A) They were damaged by a preservation attempt using linseed oil B) They were relocated to another cave C) They were restored with acrylic paint D) They were covered with protective glass
A) Ceramic vessels and glass beads B) 39,032 stone tools and several hearths C) Iron tools and clay pots D) Bronze weapons and pottery shards
A) Crocodile B) Lion C) Elephant D) Hyrax
A) Near Gordon Park, on the main tarred road through the park B) Along the route to Toghwana Dam C) North of the game park on the Kezi-Bulawayo road D) West of Maleme Dam
A) A royal decree B) A scientific study C) An environmental campaign D) The outline of large rhinos in a frieze at White Rhino Shelter
A) The Sotho and Tswana people B) The Maasai and Kikuyu people C) The Shona and Ndebele people D) The Zulu and Xhosa people
A) A trading post for merchants B) Headquarters of the spiritualist oracle, the Mlimo C) A royal palace for kings D) A military base for colonists
A) An international summit B) A royal coronation C) A peace treaty signing D) The famous indaba between white settlers and Ndebele leaders, known as the Second Matabele War or First Chimurenga
A) The Mlimo B) Robert Baden-Powell C) Cecil Rhodes D) Frederick Russell Burnham
A) Frederick Russell Burnham B) Cecil Rhodes C) Robert Baden-Powell D) Leander Starr Jameson
A) At a military academy B) While serving in World War One C) During an expedition in Africa D) In the Matobo hills from Frederick Russell Burnham
A) The 1896 rebellion era B) The Iron Age C) The Pre-Middle Stone Age D) The Bronze Age
A) Metal markers B) Wooden signs C) Stone tablets D) Bronze plaques
A) Cecil Rhodes, Leander Starr Jameson, and several other early white settlers B) Mzilikazi and his followers C) The Mlimo and Ndebele leaders D) Robert Baden-Powell and Frederick Russell Burnham
A) It was built without permission from local authorities B) It is located in an environmentally sensitive area C) It is a sacred place by nationalists and indigenous groups D) It contains valuable artifacts that are at risk of theft
A) Frederick Russell Burnham B) Cecil Rhodes C) Mzilikazi D) Robert Baden-Powell
A) The Royal British Legion B) The Memorable Order of Tin Hats (MOTH) C) The Commonwealth War Graves Commission D) The Red Cross
A) The victory of British forces in colonial wars B) The peace treaties signed after World War Two C) The independence movements in Africa D) The sacrifice of Rhodesian servicemen and women during World War One and World War Two
A) Cedar tree B) Pine tree C) Mountain acacia D) Birch tree
A) Sandstone B) Limestone C) Shale D) Granite
A) Maleme River B) Mtsheleli River C) Mpopoma River D) Thuli River
A) Mycorrhizal B) Parasitic C) Commensalistic D) Predatory
A) Matopos Batholith B) Rocky Batholith C) Hilltop Batholith D) Granite Batholith
A) Paperbark acacia B) Wild pear C) Mountain acacia D) Pine tree
A) 40 kilometres west B) 20 kilometres east C) 35 kilometres (22 mi) south D) 50 kilometres north
A) 'Forest valleys' B) 'Bald heads' C) 'Granite domes' D) 'Rocky hills'
A) 50 km2 (19 sq mi) B) 3,100 km2 (1,200 sq mi) C) 424 km2 (164 sq mi) D) 100 km2 (39 sq mi)
A) 2003 B) 1960s C) 1926 D) 1950
A) 2003 B) 2010 C) 1985 D) 1999
A) 39 B) 16 C) 88 D) 175
A) Impalas B) Leopards C) Sable antelopes D) White rhinos
A) Namibia B) Botswana C) KwaZulu-Natal D) Zambezi Valley
A) Sable antelopes B) Leopards C) White rhinos D) Black eagles
A) A botanical research centre B) A limnological research centre C) A geological research centre D) An ornithological research centre
A) Barramundi B) Yellow-fish, Barbus mattozi C) Carp D) Trout
A) Arboretum Camp B) Lake Matopos Camp C) Sandy Spruit Camp D) Mtsheleli Camp
A) Sandy Spruit Camp B) Lake Matopos Camp C) Arboretum Camp D) Mtsheleli Camp
A) Sandy Spruit Camp B) Mwesilume Camp C) Toghwana Camp D) Arboretum Camp
A) Fish Eagle Lodge B) Black Eagle Lodge C) Imbila Lodge D) Mtsheleli Camp
A) Wildebeest B) Zebra C) Leopard D) Elephant
A) Elephants trumpeting B) Hyenas laughing C) Baboons screaming D) Lions roaring
A) 42.195 kilometers B) 26.2 miles C) 50 kilometers D) 33 miles
A) Tilapia B) Trout C) Catfish D) Bass
A) Guided tour B) Picnic supplies C) Boat rental D) A fishing license
A) Maleme Dam B) Lake Victoria C) Mtshelele Dam D) Toghwana Dam
A) Blood Diamond B) Cry Freedom C) Out of Africa D) The Interpreter |