A) 453 B) 400 C) 350 D) 500
A) Northern carmine bee-eaters B) White-bellied go-away-birds C) Somali ostriches D) Crested francolins
A) Kori bustards B) White-headed buffalo weavers C) Lappet-faced vultures D) Crested francolins
A) Abyssinian rollers B) Northern carmine bee-eaters C) White-bellied go-away-birds D) Chestnut-headed sparrow-larks
A) Red-billed hornbill B) White-headed buffalo weavers C) Abyssinian ground hornbills D) Kori bustards
A) White-headed buffalo weavers B) Abyssinian rollers C) Kori bustards D) Crested francolins
A) Northern carmine bee-eaters B) White-bellied go-away-birds C) Crested francolins D) Abyssinian ground hornbills
A) Red-billed hornbill B) Brown snake-eagles C) White-headed buffalo weavers D) Crested francolins
A) White-bellied go-away-birds B) Crested francolins C) Northern carmine bee-eaters D) Brown snake-eagles
A) White-bellied go-away-birds B) Crested francolins C) Northern carmine bee-eaters D) Wattled Ibis (Bostrychia carunculata)
A) Yellow-throated seedeater B) Black-winged lovebird (Agapornis taranta) C) Banded barbet D) Abyssinian woodpecker
A) Abyssinian woodpecker B) Banded barbet (Lybiusun datus) C) White-billed starling D) Yellow-throated seedeater
A) Abyssinian woodpecker B) White-billed starling C) Yellow-throated seedeater (Crithagra flavigula) D) Thick-billed raven
A) Abyssinian woodpecker (Dendropicos abyssinicus) B) White-billed starling C) Black-winged lovebird D) Thick-billed raven
A) White-billed starling (Onychognathus albirostris) B) Abyssinian woodpecker C) Thick-billed raven D) Yellow-throated seedeater
A) Abyssinian woodpecker B) Thick-billed raven (Corvus crassirostris) C) White-billed starling D) Yellow-throated seedeater
A) Beisa oryxes B) Elephants C) Cape buffalo D) Rhinos
A) Cheetahs B) Leopards C) Swayne's hartebeests D) Lions
A) Chimpanzees B) Orangutans C) Olive baboons, guerezas, grivets, and hamadryas baboons D) Gorillas
A) Lions, leopards, cheetahs B) Crested porcupines, warthogs C) Elephants, rhinos, zebras, and Cape buffalo D) Beisa oryxes, servals, caracals
A) Awash river valleys and gorges B) Savanna grasslands C) Arid scrublands D) Hot spring oases
A) Leopard tortoises B) Rock pythons C) Eastern pallid spitting cobras D) Saw-scaled vipers
A) Agamas B) Skinks C) Black mamba D) Geckos
A) Nile crocodiles B) Leopard tortoises C) Rock pythons D) Geckos, skinks, agamas, snakes, and monitors
A) Spotted hyenas B) Aardvarks C) Rock pythons D) Greater kudus
A) Cheetahs B) Chimpanzees C) Serval D) Beisa oryxes
A) Serval B) Beisa oryxes C) Guerezas D) Zebras
A) Black mamba B) Saw-scaled viper C) Geckos D) Puff adder
A) Cape buffalo B) Guerezas C) Serval D) Beisa oryxes
A) Aardvarks B) Crested porcupines C) Hippopotamuses D) Olive baboons
A) Somalia B) Tanzania C) Ethiopia D) Kenya
A) 1500 km² B) 827 km² C) 500 km² D) 1000 km²
A) 1200 m B) 2000 m C) 900 m D) 500 m
A) 100 km west B) 225 km east C) 400 km south D) 300 km north
A) Bimodal B) Cyclonic C) Monsoon D) Unimodal
A) 1966 B) 1975 C) 1990 D) 1980
A) Improved their livelihoods B) Endangered their livelihoods C) Had no effect D) Provided new opportunities
A) Ethiopia–Kenya B) Ethiopia–Djibouti C) Addis Ababa – Dire Dawa D) Ethiopia–Sudan
A) The Addis Ababa – Dire Dawa highway B) Mount Fentale C) Awash River D) Metehara Sugar Plantation
A) Desert dunes B) Snow-capped peaks C) Hot springs amid groves of palm trees D) Rocky cliffs
A) A dormant stratovolcano B) A mountain range C) A plateau D) An active shield volcano
A) 2007 m B) 3000 m C) 2500 m D) 1500 m |