A) Harnessed guib, duikers, various primates, suids, and numerous bird species B) Elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and rhinos C) Kangaroos, koalas, emus, wallabies, and dingoes D) Pandas, tigers, red pandas, snow leopards, and yaks
A) Kangaroos, koalas, emus, wallabies, and dingoes B) Pandas, tigers, red pandas, snow leopards, and yaks C) A dozen chimpanzees, harnessed guib, some monkey species, and certain bird species D) Elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and rhinos
A) Oil spills, nuclear radiation, acid rain, and deforestation B) Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, and hurricanes C) Illegal logging, poaching, uncontrolled urbanization, and waste dumping D) Overfishing, coral bleaching, soil erosion, and desertification
A) Implementation of eco-tourism initiatives B) Establishment of a national park management committee C) Introduction of new wildlife protection laws D) Construction of a 10 km long wall
A) 2.5 meters high and over 8 kilometers long B) 4 meters high and 6 kilometers long C) 3 meters high and 10 kilometers long D) 5 meters high and 12 kilometers long
A) In one stage: completed in a single phase B) In four stages: 2,500 meters each time C) In two stages: first 4,400 meters, then 4,500 meters D) In three stages: 3,000 meters each time
A) 300 million CFA francs (450,000 euros) B) 100 million CFA francs (150,000 euros) C) 200 million CFA francs (305,000 euros) D) 500 million CFA francs (750,000 euros)
A) Military training and defense operations B) Propagation, protection, conservation and management of vegetation and wildlife C) Industrial mining and resource extraction D) Commercial development and urban expansion
A) Yes, if it benefits economic development B) Yes, at any time by the park management C) No, except by the appropriate legislative authority D) Yes, with approval from local communities
A) Guidelines for private ownership of park land B) Rules for establishing new national parks annually C) Procedures for public voting on park policies D) Penalties for violating conservation laws are defined in Articles 70 to 75
A) 1926 B) 1978 C) 1966 D) 1953
A) 1966 B) 1978 C) 1953 D) 1926
A) Law 75-123 B) Law 66-433 C) Decree 60-789 D) Regulation 55-456
A) Triangle de Sagbé B) Line of Yopougon C) Circle d'Adjamé D) Square de Abobo
A) 2,500 hectares B) 4,200 hectares C) 5,000 hectares D) 3,473.55 hectares
A) 25% B) 40% C) 50% D) 60%
A) Ebrié B) Attécoubé C) Adjamé D) Gbangbo
A) 50 B) 29 C) 15 D) 40
A) Birch B) Mahogany C) Pine D) Oak
A) Dakar B) Abidjan C) Lagos D) Accra
A) Square B) Triangle C) Circle D) Rectangle |