A) South Darfur Nature Preserve B) Al-Radom Reserve C) Sudanese Wildlife Sanctuary D) Darfur Biosphere Reserve
A) Sudan B) South Sudan C) Chad D) Central African Republic
A) 2005 B) 1985 C) 2020 D) 1979
A) Bahr el Ghazal and Bahr al-Arab Rivers B) Adda and Umblasha Rivers C) White Nile and Blue Nile Rivers D) Nile and Atbara Rivers
A) 3,091,200 acres B) 2,000,000 hectares C) 500,000 hectares D) 1,250,970 hectares
A) Chad B) Ethiopia C) South Sudan D) Central African Republic
A) Shrubland B) Desert C) Forest D) Grassland
A) 25-35 C B) 16-27 C C) 10-20 C D) 20-30 C
A) Oil drilling B) Deforestation C) Overfishing D) Commercial game poaching
A) Cheetah B) Defassa waterbuck C) Tora hartebeest D) Elephant
A) 1200-1500 millimetres B) 2000-2500 millimetres C) 500-1000 millimetres D) 900–1,700 millimetres
A) Bangui B) Khartoum C) Juba D) Radom
A) It was to remain under Sudanese control. B) It was to be transferred to South Sudan. C) It was to be divided between Sudan and South Sudan. D) It was to become an independent region.
A) Agricultural development B) Oil exploration C) Tourism expansion D) Smuggling minerals |