A) 2,800 km² B) 1,200 sq mi C) 300,000 ha D) 42 kilometers
A) Sambisa Game Reserve B) Gashaka-Gumti National Park C) Korup National Park D) Yankari National Park
A) Kaduna State B) Cross River State C) Lagos State D) Osun State
A) Savanna B) Desert C) Mangrove forest D) Lowland rainforest
A) Musanga cecropioides B) Eucalyptus C) Baobab D) Acacia
A) 1,568 B) 950 C) 77 D) 300,000
A) Flamingo B) Xavier's greenbul C) Eagle D) Penguin
A) 77 B) 100 C) 400 D) 1,568
A) Calabar River B) Korup River C) Kwa River D) Cross River
A) 25 to 27 degrees Celsius B) 35 degrees Celsius C) 30 degrees Celsius D) 15 to 20 degrees Celsius
A) January to December B) June to September C) April to October D) March to November
A) Under 1,000 millimeters B) 2,000 millimeters C) Over 3,500 millimeters D) 5,000 millimeters
A) Elephant B) Giraffe C) Drill D) Lion
A) 10 m to 300 m B) 200 m to 800 m C) 50 m to 500 m D) 100 m to over 1,000 m
A) Irvingia gabonensis B) Musanga cecropioides C) Eucalyptus D) Berlinia confusa
A) Charles Darwin B) Torben Larsen C) Jane Goodall D) David Attenborough
A) Ghana B) Nigeria C) Togo D) Cameroon
A) 1975 B) 1988 C) 1991 D) 2000
A) Desert B) Temperate deciduous forests C) Savannah D) Primary moist tropical rainforests
A) Saharan region B) Guinea-Congolian region C) Amazonian region D) Mediterranean region
A) Closed canopy with emergent trees reaching 40 or 50 metres B) Sparse vegetation with few trees C) Open canopy with short shrubs D) Dense undergrowth with no tall trees
A) Twenty B) Five C) Sixteen D) Ten
A) Illegal logging, slash and burn farming, and poaching B) Overfishing and mining C) Urban development and pollution D) Tourism and deforestation
A) Urban expansion B) Industrialization C) Commercial logging D) Eco-tourism
A) The President of Nigeria B) Tourism board members C) Local government officials D) A Conservator of Parks
A) Ministry of Tourism B) Ministry of Education C) Federal Ministry of the Environment D) Ministry of Agriculture
A) $49.9 million B) $30 million C) $75 million D) $60 million
A) Five B) Seven C) Four D) Three
A) They became hostile B) They relocated willingly C) They supported it strongly D) They were indifferent
A) It was partially restricted B) It was taken away legally C) It remained unchanged D) It was enhanced with government support
A) Okwangwo B) Kanyang C) Butatong D) Abuja
A) 400 B) 500 C) 250 D) 320
A) Twenty B) Ten C) Twelve D) Fifteen
A) Involving local communities through the Ekuri Community Forestry Project B) Establishing national parks without community involvement C) Implementing strict government regulations D) Introducing external logging companies
A) 50% B) 90% C) About 78% D) 65%
A) Near threatened B) Least concern C) Endangered D) Vulnerable
A) Eastern lowland gorilla B) Mountain gorilla C) Western gorilla D) Cross River gorilla
A) Mbe mountain B) Ononyi Hills C) Boshi Extension Forest D) Okwangwo Division
A) 30-40 individuals B) 10-20 individuals C) 50-60 individuals D) 100-120 individuals
A) Deforestation B) Climate change C) Hunting D) Poaching for bushmeat
A) Hausa people B) Yoruba people C) Boki people D) Igbo people
A) About 200 B) 1000 C) 50 D) 500
A) Industrial pollution B) Natural wildfires C) Overgrazing by elephants D) Slash-and-burn agriculture
A) Gamalin 20 B) Herbicide Y C) DDT D) Pesticide X
A) Local farmers B) Government officials C) Tourists D) Fulani herdsmen
A) Carpolobia B) Oak C) Pine D) Bamboo
A) The federal government B) International organizations C) The native authority D) Local villagers
A) United Nations Environment Programme B) Conservation International C) Greenpeace D) World Wide Fund for Nature - UK
A) 200 B) 150 C) 50 D) 105
A) Six B) Four C) Five D) Three
A) 26 miles B) 5°25′0″N 8°35′0″E C) 300,000 ha D) 42 kilometres
A) Musanga cecropioides B) Baobab tree C) Berlinia confusa D) Irvingia gabonensis
A) 400 chimpanzees B) 75 mammal species C) 350 bird species D) 42
A) Giraffe B) Cheetah C) Lion D) African forest elephants
A) Improved water quality B) Increased fish populations C) Enhanced biodiversity D) Affected fish stocks negatively
A) Grey parrot B) Grey-necked rockfowl C) African forest elephant D) Golden greenbul
A) Grey parrot B) Western gorilla C) Sclater's guenon D) Common chimpanzee
A) Food scarcity B) Genetic inbreeding C) Habitat destruction D) Overpopulation
A) Smaller game B) Elephants C) Chimpanzees D) Gorillas
A) One B) Three C) Ten D) Five
A) Government jobs B) Exorbitant cash payment C) Free land D) Educational scholarships |