A) Flamingo B) Spoonbill C) Pel's fishing owl D) Heron
A) Conservation biology seminars B) Wildlife photography workshops C) Nature guide certification D) 90 day basic paramilitary and wildlife management courses
A) Greenpeace B) Frankfurt Zoological Society C) Conservation International D) World Wildlife Fund
A) Jane Goodall B) David Attenborough C) Steve Irwin D) Craig Zytkow
A) 200 Buffalo and 48 zebra B) Leopards and cheetahs C) Lions and elephants D) Giraffes and rhinos
A) No elephants have been poached in the park since 2018. B) Elephants were relocated to a safer area in 2021. C) All elephants in the park were tagged for tracking. D) An elephant sanctuary was established within the park.
A) Shoreline Protection Squad B) Tanganyika Boat Unit C) River Conservation Crew D) Lake Shore Patrol Team
A) Nile perch B) Vundu catfish C) Golden perch D) Goliath tigerfish
A) Installation of surveillance cameras throughout the park. B) Thousands of wire snares were removed. C) Construction of new visitor centers. D) Introduction of drone patrols.
A) Heron B) Flamingo C) Stork D) African skimmer
A) Organizing community festivals. B) Building new tourist facilities. C) Ranger training, surveillance, and intelligence networks. D) Launching a wildlife photography contest.
A) Lesser black-backed gull B) Whiskered tern C) Gray-headed gull D) White-winged black tern
A) Nile perch B) Lake salmon C) Goliath tigerfish D) Vundu catfish
A) The Lufubu River B) The Mukotwe River C) The Nkamba Stream D) The Chisala Stream
A) Cape Chikutula B) Inangu Peninsula C) Nundo Head D) Chansamaseka Escarpment
A) 10 km long B) 20 km long C) 14 km long D) 6 km long
A) An escarpment rising up to 300 m above the river B) Several villages on its southern bank C) The largest grassland area in the northeast of the park D) A vertical cliff for about 30 km
A) 50 m wide B) 5 km deep C) About 10 m2 D) Up to 2 km wide
A) It forms an alluvial plain B) It meanders through extensive wetlands C) It has whitewater sections D) It includes a vertical cliff
A) The Nkamba Valley B) The Chisala Valley C) Neither; they have similar depths D) Both are equally deep
A) 50 m wide B) 2.5–6 km wide C) 10 km long and 14 km wide D) Up to 300 m wide
A) The Lufubu River B) The Mukotwe River C) The Nkamba Stream D) The Chisala Stream
A) 20 km long B) 14 km long C) 6 km wide D) About 10 km long
A) 5 km deep B) About 50 m wide C) 10 km long D) Up to 300 m wide
A) 5 km from its mouth B) At Chika Falls C) In the middle section of the river D) At the head of Nkamba Bay
A) Up to 10 km away B) 50 m wide C) 5 km deep D) About 30 km away
A) Nkamba Bay B) Nsumbu Bay C) Lufubu River Valley D) Chisala Valley
A) About 30 km B) 50 m wide C) 10 km wide D) 14 km long
A) Villages on the southern bank of the Lufubu River B) Wetlands in the Chisala Valley C) The alluvial plain at Nkamba Bay D) Forested slopes along the Lufubu River
A) Southern Province B) Western Province C) Northern Province D) Eastern Province
A) 1985 B) 2000 C) 1940s D) 1990
A) Southern Province District B) Mpulungu District C) Northern Province D) Nsama District
A) 1500 meters B) 1000 meters C) 500 meters D) 776 meters
A) Cape Chikutula B) Kasaba Peninsula C) Nkamba Peninsula D) Inangu Peninsula
A) A licence B) A boat rental agreement C) A park ranger's permission D) No permit needed
A) Floodplains B) Lagoons C) Swamps D) Dambos
A) Riparian habitats B) Dambos C) Swamps D) Lagoons
A) Blue duiker B) Hippopotamus C) Bushbuck D) Eland
A) 2024 B) 2018 C) 1999 D) 2005
A) A tarred highway from Kasama B) A direct route from Mpulungu C) 4WD tracks throughout the park D) The 170-km Mporokoso–Nsama–Nsumbu gravel road
A) John Hanning Speke B) David Livingstone C) Henry Morton Stanley D) Richard Francis Burton
A) Converted into a museum B) Operational with daily flights C) Under construction D) Closed awaiting redevelopment
A) They founded Nkamba Bay Lodge B) They mapped the Lufubu River C) They established Kasama Airport D) They chose a site as a temporary shipyard for assembling the SS Good News
A) Giraffe B) Elephant C) Buffalo D) Zebra
A) 1960 B) 1975 C) 1958 D) 1980
A) Armed scouts B) Tour guides C) Park rangers D) Local villagers
A) Bicycles B) Sedans C) Motorcycles D) 4WD vehicle
A) 2006 B) 2000 C) 2010 D) 1999
A) A shopping mall B) Government rest house chalets C) An amusement park D) A hotel
A) Franklin D. Roosevelt B) Mobutu Sese Seko C) Samora Machel D) Dr Kenneth Kaunda
A) 1990s B) 1970s C) 1980s D) 1960s
A) Daily B) Five C) Three D) Seven
A) Boeing 747 B) Airbus A320 C) DC-10 D) HS748
A) A 9-hole golf course B) A swimming pool C) A basketball court D) A tennis court
A) Joseph Kabila B) Patrice Lumumba C) Laurent-Désiré Kabila D) Mobutu Sese Seko
A) Armando Guebuza B) Joaquim Chissano C) Samora Machel D) Fernando Alves
A) Government regulations B) Lack of interest from tourists C) Zambia Airways’ financial woes D) Natural disasters
A) 2018 B) 2015 C) 2009 D) 2020
A) The airport would be converted into a museum B) A new airport would be built C) The airport project was canceled permanently D) The existing airport would be expanded
A) 500 MW B) 200 MW C) 326 MW D) 100 MW |