A) South of Nouakchott in Mauritania B) East of Paris in France C) West of Dakar in Senegal D) North of Casablanca in Morocco
A) Medieval castles B) Modern archaeological digs C) Stone Age tool finds D) Roman ruins
A) Yes, by a small community B) Only seasonally by tourists C) No, they are uninhabited D) By researchers and scientists
A) Birds, fish, and plant life B) Insects and amphibians C) Marine mammals like dolphins D) Mammals and reptiles
A) They are flat and formed by volcanic activity B) They are gentle slopes shaped by wind erosion C) They are steep and carved by the sea over millions of years D) They are jagged due to tectonic movements
A) 10 km2 (2,470 acres) B) 5 km2 (1,235 acres) C) 15 km2 (3,705 acres) D) 0.45 km2 (110 acres)
A) Sarpan (Île aux Serpents) B) Île des Pêcheurs C) Île du Vent D) Île aux Oiseaux
A) Eagles and hawks B) Red-billed tropicbird, white-breasted cormorant, and bridled tern C) Penguins and puffins D) Parrots and toucans
A) Christopher Columbus B) French naturalist Michel Adanson C) Marco Polo D) Ferdinand Magellan
A) A baobab tree with carvings of mariners B) Ancient temples C) Gold mines D) Fossilized dinosaur bones
A) Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon B) Prince Henry the Navigator and André Thevet C) Christopher Columbus and Amerigo Vespucci D) Vasco da Gama and Bartolomeu Dias
A) The tree was not to be found B) An ancient artifact C) More carvings on other trees D) A new species of plant |