A) South of Swakopmund B) North-west of Windhoek C) In central Namibia, 68 kilometres south-east of Otjiwarongo D) East of Walvis Bay
A) The prominent table mountain that rises from it, known as the Water Mountain B) An ancient settlement found there C) A famous explorer D) A river that flows through the region
A) 2000 B) 1972 C) 1956 D) 1989
A) A major volcanic eruption B) The signing of a peace treaty between local tribes C) The Battle of Waterberg, where the Herero people lost against German Colonial forces D) The discovery of diamonds
A) Several endangered animal species were relocated into the area B) All predators were removed from the park C) The park was closed off to all visitors D) A fence was built around the perimeter of the park
A) The lion B) The cheetah C) The black rhinoceros D) The African elephant
A) 100 million years old B) Over 850 million years old C) 200 million years old D) 500 million years old
A) Dinosaur nests B) Dinosaur eggs C) Dinosaur tracks left 200 million years ago D) Fossilized dinosaur bones
A) Mountainous terrain B) Savannah rangeland with woody plant encroachment C) Rainforest D) Desert dunes
A) 50 B) 300 C) Over 200 D) 100
A) It increases the number of bird species B) It reduces overall biodiversity in the area C) It creates more water sources D) It has no significant impact
A) They formed an alliance with the Nama people B) Nearly two thirds lost their lives, and about one thousand escaped to British Bechuanaland C) They were granted independence by German forces D) They moved to South Africa for safety
A) An ancient San rock engraving site B) A museum dedicated to Namibian history C) The graves of German soldiers who lost their lives at Waterberg D) A monument to the Herero and Namaqua Wars
A) They lived as hunter-gatherers until the late 1960s B) They were primarily farmers C) They engaged in trade with neighboring tribes D) They built permanent settlements |