A) Nelson Mandela B) Samora Machel C) Robert Mugabe D) Frederik Willem de Klerk
A) FRELIMO B) ZANU-PF C) RENAMO D) ANC
A) Angola and Namibia B) Lesotho and Swaziland C) Rhodesia and South Africa D) Botswana and Zimbabwe
A) 1992 B) 1994 C) 1989 D) 2000
A) Their numbers increased significantly. B) They migrated to a different region. C) Half evolved to be tuskless. D) They became extinct.
A) Wildebeest, zebras, and buffaloes B) Elands, waterbuck, and oribi C) Elephants, hippos, and lions D) Leopard, African wild dog, and spotted hyena
A) 1990 B) 1985 C) 1983 D) 1979
A) Buffalo in 1999, Sable in 2003 B) Buffalo in 2005, Sable in 2007 C) Buffalo in 1994, Sable in 1996 D) Buffalo in 2001, Sable in 2001
A) As a form of sport B) For food C) To sell their ivory for arms and supplies. D) To clear land
A) Rhinos and crocodiles B) Elephants, hippos, buffalo, zebras, and lions. C) Cheetahs, giraffes, and antelopes D) Meerkats and baboons
A) 1988 B) 2000 C) 1996 D) 1994
A) Lions (2007) and leopards (2010) B) Hyenas (2007) and wild dogs (2010) C) Buffalo (2007) and sable (2010) D) Wildebeest (2007) and eland (2010)
A) Dismissed them as a group of 'armed bandits'. B) Declared war on them immediately. C) Welcomed them as allies. D) Ignored their existence.
A) Maputo B) Nampula C) Beira D) Chitengo
A) Three years. B) Nine years. C) Five years. D) Twelve years.
A) Less than 2,000 km² B) Around 8,200 km² C) More than 4,000 km² (1,500 sq mi) D) Approximately 3,770 km²
A) Mount Kilimanjaro B) Mount Gorongosa C) Mount Nyangani D) Mount Kenya
A) A military base B) A wildlife sanctuary since its establishment C) An agricultural area D) A hunting reserve from 1920–1959
A) Jose Ferreira B) Kenneth Tinley C) Armando Rosinha D) Mr. Jose Henriques Coimbra
A) Vundudzi Visitor Center B) Casa dos Leões (Lion House) C) Chitengo Camp D) Mussicadzi River Lodge
A) The Vundudzi River B) The Maputo River C) The Limpopo River D) The Zambezi River
A) The Carr Foundation B) The Provincial Volunteer Organization C) The Mozambique Liberation Front (Frelimo) D) The Estado Novo regime
A) Volcanic eruption B) Cyclone Idai C) Drought D) Earthquake
A) November 2020 B) July 2019 C) July 2022 D) March 2018
A) It prevents any flooding during the rainy season. B) It connects Lake Urema to the Indian Ocean. C) It deposits sediments near the outlet, slowing the lake's drainage. D) It supplies water directly from Mount Gorongosa.
A) 14 meters B) 1,000 meters C) 500 meters D) 3,000 meters
A) The Pungue B) The Mucombeze C) The Vunduzi D) The Nhandungue
A) 4,000 square kilometers B) 7,850 square kilometers C) 10,000 square kilometers D) 15,000 square kilometers
A) Seventy-six percent B) Twenty-eight percent C) Fifty-four percent D) Forty-two percent
A) Woodlands B) Grasslands C) Savanna D) Rainforests
A) Brachystegia B) Acacia C) Eucalyptus D) Baobab
A) 4500 km2 B) 5000 km2 C) 3500 km2 D) 4067 km2
A) Rainforests B) Savanna woodlands C) Montane grasslands D) Riverine forests
A) Fifty percent B) Thirty percent C) About 20 percent D) Ten percent
A) Woodlands B) Savanna C) Grasslands D) Rainforests
A) Desert savanna B) Tropical savanna C) Closed-canopy savanna called 'miombo' D) Open-canopy savanna |