A) On quartzite outcrops B) Below 1200 meters C) Between 1100 and 1800 meters D) Above 1200 meters
A) Brachystegia B) Uapaca kirkiana C) Ericaceae D) Protea family (Proteaceae)
A) Schist-derived soils B) Limestone-derived soils C) Richer soils near forest patches D) Quartzite-derived soils
A) E. simii B) Erica hexandra C) E. pleiotricha D) Protea afra
A) No canopy cover B) 10 to 30% canopy cover C) 20 to 60% canopy cover D) 100% canopy cover
A) On richer soils near forest patches B) Between 1100 and 1800 meters C) Above 1200 meters elevation D) On quartzite outcrops
A) Erica hexandra B) Pterocarpus angolensis C) Protea afra D) Usnea lichen
A) Ericaceous scrub B) Mzhenje woodland C) Proteaceous scrub D) Brachystegia tamarindoides subsp. microphylla woodland
A) Erica lanceolifera B) Leucospermum saxosum C) Uapaca kirkiana D) Protea welwitschii
A) High canopy cover B) Grows on schist-derived soils C) Draped with tassels of Usnea lichen D) Found below 1200 meters
A) Msasa woodland B) Proteaceous scrub C) Brachystegia tamarindoides subsp. microphylla woodland D) Mzhenje (Uapaca kirkiana) woodland
A) Erica hexandra and E. simii B) Protea afra and P. welwitschii C) Uapaca kirkiana and Faurea saligna D) Brachystegia utilis and Pterocarpus angolensis
A) 10 to 15 meters high B) 4 to 8 meters high C) 2 to 4 meters high D) Below 2 meters
A) Erica johnstonii B) P. welwitschii C) Leucospermum saxosum D) Protea afra
A) Bracken scrub B) Mixed sclerophyll scrub C) Proteaceous scrub D) Ericaceous scrub
A) Mzhenje woodland B) Msasa woodland C) Brachystegia tamarindoides subsp. microphylla woodland D) Proteaceous scrub
A) Below 1100 meters B) Above 1200 meters C) On quartzite outcrops D) 1100 to 1800 meters
A) Protea afra, P. welwitschii, P. wentzeliana, and Leucospermum saxosum B) Uapaca kirkiana and Faurea saligna C) Brachystegia utilis, Pterocarpus angolensis, and Pericopsis angolensis D) Erica hexandra, E. simii, E. pleiotricha, E. johnstonii, and E. lanceolifera
A) Pterocarpus angolensis B) Protea welwitschii C) Pericopsis angolensis D) Brachystegia utilis
A) Trees tend to grow low (2 to 4 meters high) and widely scattered B) Trees grow high and close together C) Draped with tassels of Usnea lichen D) Found on quartzite outcrops
A) Only Proteaceous species B) A mix of Ericaceous and Proteaceous species C) Only Ericaceous species D) Only Brachystegia species
A) The Chimanimani Mountains B) Drakensberg Mountains C) Victoria Falls D) Kruger National Park
A) Mawenje or Turret Towers B) Mt. Dombe C) Mt. Peza D) Monte Binga
A) Victoria Falls National Park B) Chimanimani National Park C) Hwange National Park D) Nyanga National Park
A) Liuwa Plain National Park B) Chimanmani Transfrontier Conservation Area C) Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park D) Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
A) Limpopo River B) Buzi River C) Zambezi River D) Save River
A) Masvingo District B) Bulawayo District C) Harare District D) Chimanimani District
A) Savanna B) Forest C) Grassland D) Heathland
A) Hydromorphic grasslands B) Savanna grasslands C) Quartzite grasslands D) Schist grasslands
A) Loudetia simplex B) Themeda triandra C) Rhytachne rottboellioides D) Panicum brazzavillense
A) Gaza Province B) Maputo Province C) Manica Province D) Cabo Delgado Province
A) Experiences little to no rainfall B) Located in the rain shadow and generally drier C) Has a desert climate D) Intercept moisture-laden winds from the Indian Ocean, creating much orographic precipitation
A) Eastern Zimbabwe montane forest-grassland mosaic ecoregion B) Serengeti Plains C) Okavango Delta D) Kruger Savanna
A) 30 B) 50 C) 100 D) 70
A) Ilex mitis B) Neocussonia umbellifera C) Macaranga mellifera D) Widdringtonia nodiflora
A) Syzygium cordatum B) Maesa lanceolata C) Podocarpus milanjianus D) Strelitzia caudata
A) Zulu people B) Khoisan people C) Ndau people D) Maasai people
A) Soshangane B) Shaka Zulu C) Mzilikazi D) Cetshwayo kaMpande
A) 1879 B) 1901 C) 1885 D) 1891
A) Sir Henry Bulwer B) Paul Honoré Vigliani C) King Leopold II D) Lord Salisbury
A) 1955 B) 1965 C) 1935 D) 1949
A) 100 km2 B) 50 km2 C) 82 km2 D) 150 km2
A) Zimbabwe B) South Africa C) Mozambique D) Rhodesia
A) Conducting naval blockades B) Launching aerial attacks C) Building fortifications D) Laying mines along local roads
A) 1987 B) 2010 C) 2003 D) 1995 |