A) The Maasai B) Kitengela Landowners Association C) Kenyan Wildlife Service D) Mervyn Cowie
A) Manufacturing B) Agriculture C) Mining D) Tourism
A) 1948 B) 1904 C) 2005 D) 1997
A) Decrease in wildlife populations B) Lack of tourist attractions C) Problems between human population and wildlife D) Reduction in park revenues
A) Decreased pollution B) Increased tourism C) Pressure from need for farmland D) More wildlife conservation efforts
A) Treaties in 1904 and 1911 B) Agreements with the Kenya Wildlife Service C) Settlements with local farmers D) Treaties in 1948 and 1997
A) They are used exclusively for wildlife conservation B) They remain under Maasai control C) They have been privatized and some land sold to farmers D) They were abandoned by the Maasai
A) Human population growth and need for land B) Increased rainfall C) Decreased tourism D) Expansion of wildlife conservation areas
A) 2010 B) 2005 C) 1985 D) 1997
A) Desert safaris and camel rides B) Urban city tours and shopping centers C) Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya D) Diverse bird species, cheetah, hyena, leopard, and lion
A) They involve domesticated animals B) They happen year-round C) They occur in July and August D) They are only visible to locals
A) To promote urban development B) To reduce wildlife populations C) To increase industrial activities D) To highlight the variety of plants and animals in Kenya
A) Animals were kept indoors B) Animals had too much space C) Animals were not visible to visitors D) Animals were housed in cramped conditions
A) To conduct industrial research B) To serve as a shopping mall for tourists C) To house government offices D) To educate about wildlife through lectures and guided tours
A) A modern art installation B) A visitor attraction in Nairobi National Park C) An abandoned factory site D) A shopping complex
A) 1946 B) 1950 C) 1932 D) 1966
A) 20 km (12.4 mi) B) 15 km (9.3 mi) C) 7 km (4.3 mi) D) 10 km (6.2 mi)
A) Nairobi River B) Mbagathi River C) Tana River D) Athi River
A) 117.21 km2 (45.26 sq mi) B) 100 km2 (38.61 sq mi) C) 150 km2 (57.91 sq mi) D) 200 km2 (77.16 sq mi)
A) Arid B) Dry C) Temperate D) Tropical
A) Amboseli ecosystem B) Serengeti-Mara ecosystem C) Athi-Kapiti ecosystem D) Maasai Mara ecosystem
A) British colonists B) Kikuyu farmers C) Maasai pastoralists D) Nairobi residents
A) During the dry season. B) To avoid predators. C) For mating rituals. D) Due to abundant water sources.
A) Samburu Conservation Area B) Tsavo East Conservation Area C) Amboseli Conservation Area D) Kitengela Conservation Area
A) 25% B) 75% C) 50% D) Less than 10%
A) Murdannia clarkeana B) Acacia xanthophloea C) Euphorbia candelabrum D) Olea africana
A) Themeda B) Aspilia mossambicensis C) Euphorbia brevitorta D) Olea africana
A) Riverine forest B) Broken bush C) Grassland D) Highland dry forest
A) Nile crocodile B) African bush elephant C) Black rhinoceros D) Blue wildebeest
A) Giraffe Grounds B) Kifaru Ark C) Elephant Haven D) Lion's Lair
A) Penguin B) Common ostrich C) Eagle D) Parrot |