A) About 300 B) About 500 C) About 1000 D) About 2000
A) Three B) Seven C) Five D) Ten
A) Subsistence fishing using traditional methods B) Agriculture C) Mining D) Tourism
A) 200 B) At least 108 C) 50 D) 75
A) Greater flamingo B) Red knot C) Ringed plover D) Grey plover
A) Bar-tailed godwit B) Curlew sandpiper C) Dunlin (one million) D) Greater flamingo
A) Dunlin B) Red knot C) Greater flamingo D) White pelican
A) North Atlantic right whales B) Atlantic grey whales C) Humpback whales D) Mediterranean monk seals
A) Common dolphins B) Bottlenose dolphins C) Risso's dolphins D) Atlantic humpback dolphins
A) Humpback whales B) Fin whales C) Atlantic grey whales D) North Atlantic right whales
A) Great white shark B) Manta ray C) False shark ray D) Hammerhead shark
A) Mauritania B) Algeria C) Morocco D) Senegal
A) Mediterranean Sea B) Gulf of Guinea C) Red Sea D) Bay of Arguin
A) 1985 B) 1990 C) 2000 D) 1976
A) Pelicans B) Flamingos C) Terns D) Penguins
A) Bali, Java, Sumatra B) Tidra, Niroumi, Nair, Kijji and Arguim C) Madagascar, Comoros, Seychelles D) Sahara, Gobi, Kalahari
A) To international trade B) To space exploration C) To global tourism D) To the national economy
A) Its urban development B) Its mild climate and absence of human disturbance C) Its cold weather D) Its high altitude
A) Between 25,000 and 40,000 pairs B) More than 50,000 pairs C) Less than 10,000 pairs D) Exactly 30,000 pairs
A) 20 species B) 5 species C) 15 species D) 10 species
A) Because it hosts annual music festivals B) Because it has the largest desert in Africa C) Because it is a popular tourist destination D) Because it supports large numbers of wintering waterbirds
A) Relatively primitive techniques and tools B) Modern industrial methods C) Commercial trawling D) Use of motor boats
A) Targeting sharks and rays for international markets B) Urbanization C) Mining activities D) Deforestation
A) Senegal River B) Ras Nouadhibou peninsula C) Cape Timiris D) Arguin Island
A) 43 kilometres (27 mi) B) 50 kilometres (31 mi) C) 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) D) 32 kilometres (20 mi)
A) Dwarf acacias B) Tamarisk bushes C) Swallowworts D) Vegetation
A) The south B) Central region C) The north D) Along the coastline
A) Between 50 and 70 mm B) Around 200 mm C) Less than 30 mm D) More than 100 mm
A) 32 °C B) 28 °C C) 25 °C D) 35 °C
A) 10–20 m B) 30–50 m C) Less than 5 m D) More than 50 m
A) A coral reef B) A sharp morphological step C) A gradual slope D) An underwater plateau
A) Volcanic rock B) Silt-sized quartzose materials C) Sandstone fragments D) Limestone deposits
A) At the end of the Cretaceous B) During the Jurassic period C) In the Pleistocene epoch D) Early in the Holocene
A) England B) Spain C) Portugal D) France
A) Precious metals B) Spices and silk C) Vast wealth in interior kingdoms D) New trade routes to Asia
A) Wool B) Timber C) Slaves D) Spices
A) Spain B) England C) Netherlands D) France
A) The Dutch B) The Portuguese C) The English D) The French
A) Netherlands B) England C) France D) Spain
A) The Dutch B) The Spanish C) The British D) The Portuguese |