A) In Rwanda, near Kigali. B) In Kenya, near Nairobi. C) In Uganda, near Kampala. D) In Tanzania, about 300 kilometres south of the equator.
A) 500 square kilometres. B) 2,000 square kilometres. C) 1,688 square kilometres (652 mi²). D) 3,000 square kilometres.
A) 1987. B) 1973. C) 1965. D) 2005.
A) 2013. B) 1999. C) 1973. D) 1987.
A) Moshi town. B) Marangu, about 44 km from Moshi town. C) Kilimanjaro International Airport. D) Arusha.
A) $70 million. B) $30 million. C) $51 million. D) $100 million.
A) 70,000 tourists. B) 60,000 tourists. C) 58,460 tourists. D) 50,000 tourists.
A) 60,000 foreigners. B) 54,584 foreigners. C) 55,000 foreigners. D) 50,000 foreigners.
A) 20,000 hikers. B) 16,425 hikers. C) 30,000 hikers. D) 25,000 hikers.
A) 28,470 climbers. B) 20,000 climbers. C) 30,000 climbers. D) 35,000 climbers.
A) An International Peace Park. B) A Biosphere Reserve. C) One of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa. D) A World Heritage Site.
A) 1999. B) 2005. C) 1987. D) 2013.
A) Mount Kilimanjaro. B) Lake Victoria. C) The Ngorongoro Crater. D) The Serengeti Plains.
A) Five routes. B) Six routes. C) Eight routes. D) Seven routes.
A) Lemosho Route. B) Machame Route. C) Tarangire Route. D) Marangu Route.
A) Kilimanjaro tree hyrax. B) Grey duiker. C) Rodents. D) Elephants.
A) Only in the montane forest. B) Exclusively below the timberline. C) In the Ngorongoro Crater. D) Between the Namwai and Tarakia rivers, and sometimes at higher elevations.
A) Lions. B) Blue monkeys. C) Cheetahs. D) Giraffes.
A) A national park. B) A wildlife sanctuary. C) A game reserve. D) A forest reserve. |