A) Less than 100 B) Approximately 400 C) About 150 D) Over 300
A) National Park Authority B) Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DNPW) C) Ministry of Environment D) Tourism Department
A) Public education and sensitisation programmes B) Community relocation C) Strict fines D) Use of force
A) Muchinga Province B) Chilubi District C) Luwingu District D) Kasama District
A) About 60% B) 50% C) 40% D) 70%
A) Kasama District B) Luwingu District C) Chilubi District D) Muchinga Province
A) Elephants, rhinos, lions, leopards B) Lions, giraffes, cheetahs, zebras C) Black lechwe, reedbuck, oribi, sitatunga, tsessebe, elephant, buffalo, crocodile and hippo, zebra, hartebeest, roan antelope, eland, bushbuck and warthog D) Giraffes, elephants, buffaloes, hippos
A) Insufficient funding for park maintenance B) Natural disasters C) Lack of ability to evict and resettle illegal squatters D) Overpopulation of wildlife
A) Department of Resettlement B) Environmental Protection Agency C) Ministry of Health D) Tourism Department
A) Only Chilubi and Kasama Districts B) Only Luwingu and Chilubi Districts C) Only Luwingu and Muchinga Province D) Luwingu, Chilubi, Kasama, and Kanchibiya Districts
A) They manage wildlife directly B) They should be involved as part of community consultation C) They enforce park regulations D) They are responsible for funding conservation efforts
A) Government-only management B) International partnerships C) Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) D) Community-only management
A) Isangano Ward in Chilubi District B) Musowa Ward in Lukaysha constituency C) Kasama District D) Lubansenshi Constituency in Luwingu District
A) Kanchibiya District B) Chilubi District C) Kasama District D) Luwingu District
A) Increasing tourist numbers B) Expanding park boundaries C) Introducing new species D) Consideration of human–wildlife conflict and its reduction
A) Luwingu, Chilubi, Kasama, and Lubansenshi Districts B) Only Luwingu and Muchinga Province C) Only Kanchibiya and Lubansenshi Districts D) Only Chilubi and Kasama Districts
A) Northern Province B) Western Province C) Eastern Province D) Southern Province
A) 1957 B) 1972 C) 1965 D) 1980
A) Overfishing B) Squatting C) Poaching D) Deforestation
A) Acacia woodland B) Miombo woodland C) Baobab woodland D) Oak woodland
A) Chambeshi River B) Lukutu River C) Luapula River D) Zambezi River
A) 1000 mm B) 1500 mm C) 900 mm D) 1300 mm
A) Luapula River B) Lukutu River C) Lubansenshi River D) Chambeshi River
A) 800 m B) 1200 m C) 1500 m D) 1000 m
A) November B) September C) June D) April
A) 500 square kilometres B) 1200 square kilometres C) 840 square kilometres D) 1000 square kilometres
A) Chambeshi River B) Lukutu River C) Luapula River D) Zambezi River
A) 5–6 meters B) 3–4 meters C) 1–2 meters D) 10–12 meters
A) Satellite imagery B) Drones C) Ground surveys D) Aerial photography
A) Slash-and-burn chitemene gardens B) Organic farming C) Hydroponics D) Terrace farming
A) Road networks B) Villages strung out along bush paths C) Riverbeds D) Wildlife trails
A) Plantation farming B) Subsistence fields C) Intensive farming D) Commercial agriculture
A) Grey areas B) Light brown patches C) A fairly uniform green color D) Yellow-brown streaks
A) 1957 B) 1980 C) 1972 D) 1965
A) Lack of public awareness B) Resistance from local wildlife C) A Park boundary dispute D) Insufficient government funding
A) May 2008 B) February 2008 C) April 2008 D) March 2008
A) March 2016 B) July 2016 C) December 2015 D) January 2016
A) 4WD vehicle B) Bicycle C) Sedan D) Motorcycle
A) Luwingu B) Chilubi C) Kasama D) Mofu
A) By foot B) By plane C) By car D) By boat
A) Car B) Boat C) Bicycle D) Horse
A) Mbati B) Mofu C) Luwingu D) Kasama
A) John Hanning Speke B) Richard Francis Burton C) David Livingstone D) Henry Morton Stanley
A) Mofu Town B) Kasama Airport C) Chief Chitambo's village D) Luwingu District |