A) Marco Polo B) David Livingstone C) Christopher Columbus D) Henry Stanley
A) South Africa B) Zambia C) Kenya D) Nigeria
A) Kilimanjaro B) Serengeti C) Table Mountain D) Mosi-oa-Tunya
A) Africa B) Europe C) Asia D) South America
A) Limpopo River B) Congo River C) Nile River D) Zambezi River
A) Mediterranean B) Tropical C) Arctic D) Desert
A) James Cook B) Ferdinand Magellan C) Vasco da Gama D) Henry Stanley
A) 108 meters B) 120 meters C) 90 meters D) 75 meters
A) 1855 B) 1863 C) 1870 D) 1847
A) 19 March 1813 B) 23 June 1805 C) 1 May 1873 D) 14 April 1820
A) Blantyre B) Glasgow C) Aberdeen D) Edinburgh
A) Bookshop owner B) Cotton mill worker C) Door-to-door tea salesman D) Church pastor
A) Teetotaler B) Gambler C) Smoker D) Heavy drinker
A) Christian tracts B) Political pamphlets C) Science journals D) Novels
A) Fifteen B) Eight C) Ten D) Twenty
A) Ten B) Twelve C) Fourteen D) Sixteen
A) History books were too boring B) Mathematics books were too difficult C) Novels were inappropriate for his age D) Science books were undermining Christianity
A) Philosophy of a Future State by Thomas Dick B) Paradise Lost by John Milton C) Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen D) The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin
A) Charles Finney B) John Wesley C) George Whitefield D) Thomas Burke
A) Eighteen B) Ten C) Fifteen D) Twenty
A) Karl Gützlaff B) Ralph Wardlaw C) Thomas Dick D) Charles Finney
A) Love for nature B) Desire for wealth C) Empathy with all who labour D) Interest in politics
A) Glasgow Cotton Works B) Edinburgh Textile Factory C) Aberdeen Spinning Mill D) H. Monteith's Blantyre cotton mill
A) "Tam O'Shanter" B) "A Red, Red Rose" C) "To a Mouse" D) "When man to man, the world o'er/Shall brothers be for a' that"
A) University of Edinburgh B) Cambridge University C) Oxford University D) Anderson's University, Glasgow
A) James Young B) Andrew Buchanan C) Richard Wardlaw D) Daniel Gallagher
A) Charing Cross Hospital Medical School B) The Congregational Church College C) Anderson's University D) The London Missionary Society (LMS)
A) Glasgow, Scotland B) Cheshunt College C) Ongar, Essex D) Blantyre village school
A) The Reverend Richard Cecil B) Daniel Gallagher C) Andrew Buchanan D) Richard Wardlaw
A) Blantyre village school B) Ongar, Essex C) Anderson's University, Glasgow D) Charing Cross Hospital Medical School
A) January 1838 B) 16 November 1840 C) June 1839 D) 20 November 1840
A) Ongar, Essex B) Glasgow University C) Charing Cross Hospital D) Albion Chapel, Finsbury
A) The Reverend Richard Cecil and J. J. Freeman B) Daniel Gallagher and Andrew Buchanan C) The London Missionary Society directors D) Richard Wardlaw and James Young
A) The looming First Opium War made them cautious. B) Livingstone had expressed a lack of interest in going to China. C) They believed there were already enough missionaries in China. D) China was not considered a priority for missionary work.
A) Missionaries should focus only on preaching the gospel. B) Slavery was necessary for economic development in Africa. C) Christian missions should avoid involvement in commerce. D) The African slave trade would end if chiefs could obtain European goods through legitimate trade.
A) Simon's Bay B) Algoa Bay C) Kuruman Mission D) Rio de Janeiro
A) Simon's Bay B) Kuruman Mission C) Mabotsa D) Cape Town
A) Roger Edwards B) Ross and his wife C) Moffat and his family D) Paul and Mebalwe
A) 750 miles (1,210 km) B) 500 miles (805 km) C) 1000 miles (1609 km) D) 1200 miles (1931 km)
A) Simon's Bay B) Cape Town C) Kuruman Mission D) Mabotsa, Botswana
A) In the jungle B) On Mount Kilimanjaro C) At Lake Tanganyika D) Near Zanzibar
A) Harry Johnston B) Gutzon Borglum C) Randall Davidson D) Theodore Roosevelt
A) Pearl B) Pioneer C) Lady Nyasa D) Ma Robert
A) Bilharzia B) Malaria C) Drowning D) Tuberculosis
A) Ontario B) Newfoundland and Labrador C) Nova Scotia D) Alberta
A) Typhoid B) Bilharzia C) Cholera D) Malaria
A) Livingstone's birth B) The centenary of his death C) His work with the London Missionary Society D) His first missionary journey
A) Lady Nyasa B) Ma Robert C) Pearl D) Pioneer
A) 1917 B) 1871 C) 1913 D) 1932
A) Roderick Murchison B) The London Missionary Society C) David Livingstone himself D) John Murray
A) Murchison Cataracts B) Ruvuma River C) Shire River D) Cahora Bassa rapids
A) Corpus Christi College, Oxford B) Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow C) Eltham College D) University of Auckland
A) Cape Town B) Simon's Bay C) Mabotsa D) Kuruman
A) 1857 B) 1858 C) 1860 D) 1855
A) Wallace Monument near Stirling B) Royal Geographical Society, London C) Strathclyde University, Glasgow D) David Livingstone Birthplace Museum in Blantyre
A) Lady Nyasa B) Pioneer C) Colonial Office steamer Pearl D) Ma Robert
A) six years B) four years C) two years D) eight years
A) A letter of commendation B) A chronometer watch C) A map of Africa D) A compass
A) Baobab tree B) Mvula tree C) Acacia tree D) Mpundu tree
A) 1849 B) 1852 C) 1851 D) 1854
A) March 1845 B) June 1843 C) September 1842 D) January 1844
A) Robert B) Rupert C) Thomas D) Zouga
A) two B) seven C) five D) three
A) Soldier B) Wealthy Scottish brewery executive C) Missionary D) Doctor
A) Five B) Two C) Three D) Four
A) Colonial Office steamer Pearl B) Prefabricated Lady Nyasa C) Iron river steamer Ma Robert D) Wooden paddle survey vessel Pioneer
A) 1862 B) 1857 C) 1845 D) 1876
A) Mrs Philip B) Moffat's daughter Mary C) Ross's wife D) Edwards's wife
A) The Arctic Ocean B) The Indian Ocean C) The Pacific Ocean D) The Atlantic Ocean
A) Scotland B) Africa C) Trinidad D) Egypt
A) Lagos B) Cape Town C) Zanzibar D) Mombasa
A) 1913 B) 1932 C) 2005 D) 1871
A) Mary Moffat B) Roger Edwards C) Mebalwe D) Paul
A) 50th B) 98th C) Not listed at all. D) 1st
A) 27 B) 114 C) 75 D) 50
A) Debris B) Shoals C) Corpses D) Rocks
A) Malaria B) Smallpox C) Broken-heartedness among captured free men turned into slaves D) Cholera
A) Livingstone Falls B) Ngami Falls C) Kololo Falls D) Victoria Falls
A) Quelimane B) Linyanti C) Zanzibar D) Luanda
A) Bronze medal B) Gold medal C) Silver medal D) Explorer's Trophy
A) New York Herald B) The Times C) London Gazette D) Daily Telegraph
A) Portuguese soldiers B) Mariano's Chikunda C) Kru seafarers D) Livingstone's followers
A) 1863 B) 1865 C) 1866 D) 1864
A) He needed immediate surgery B) The bone did not heal properly C) The bone bonded strongly D) It required another setting
A) Edwards's wife B) Mrs Philip C) Ross's wife D) Mary Moffat
A) Native African traders B) Arab traders C) Portuguese traders D) British explorers
A) Horace Heath B) Rupert Vincent C) A.L. Bruce D) Robert Moffat
A) John Murray B) The London Missionary Society C) Royal Geographical Society D) British Government
A) Ten years B) Two months C) Five years D) One year
A) Westminster Abbey B) Savile Row C) St. Paul's Cathedral D) The British Museum
A) January 1855 B) December 1856 C) March 1858 D) June 1857
A) Moffat B) Chief Sechele C) Edwards D) Ross
A) Ceylon B) Shupanga C) Freetown D) Zambezi
A) 90 days B) 63 days C) 120 days D) 30 days
A) Zambezi River B) Portuguese Angola C) British colonies D) Missionary Travels
A) Botanical B) Ecological C) Geological D) Astronomical
A) The Wagenya chieftain Kimburu B) Manilla's brother C) Dugumbe D) Local villagers
A) Lake Nyasa B) Lake Victoria C) Lake Tanganyika D) Lake Malawi
A) They were confiscated by authorities B) They were destroyed in a fire C) They were lost at sea D) They had been stolen
A) University of Nebraska–Lincoln B) Victoria Falls C) Royal Albert Hall D) Missionary Exhibition in Bromley |