How Much You Know Africa? Trivia Facts Quiz
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How much do you know about Africa? It is one of the continents with the most natural resources in the world and full of different communities that hold different beliefs. How much do you know about colonization in Africa? And some of its outstanding physical features like the Great Rift Valley and the pyramids? This quiz will help to see if you should research some more about the continent and its history.
- 1.What is the valley formed by the plates of the Earthmoving?
- A.
Savanna
- B.
Apartheid
- C.
The Great Rift Valley
- D.
Nelson Mandela
- 2.Racial Segregation in South Africa.
- A.
Nelson Mandela
- B.
Apartheid
- C.
The Great Rift Valley
- D.
Swahili
- 3.The Bantu language is spoken in Africa.
- A.
Swahili
- B.
Apartheid
- C.
Nelson Mandela
- D.
Zulu
- 4.The first Black president of South Africa.
- A.
Hosni Mubark
- B.
Gadaffi
- C.
Sadam Hussein
- D.
Nelson Mandela
- 5.The Gps system uses ____________.
- A.
Latitude and Longitude
- B.
Coordinates
- C.
Satelites
- D.
Global interdependence
- 6.How much a country is worth is called
- A.
Gross democratic police
- B.
Gross domestic product
- C.
Grand demand pandorama
- D.
Great defence people
- 7.The amount of money a person makes in a given country per year is called
- A.
Per Capita Income
- B.
Per Capital Industry
- C.
Person Creation Independence
- D.
People Crave Igloos
- 8.The process of an area turning into bare soil and few plants are called?
- A.
Destructionism
- B.
Desertification
- C.
Delineation
- D.
Dizziness
- 9.The process of animals eating to much vegetation is called
- A.
Over-indulgence
- B.
Over-independence
- C.
Over-grazing
- D.
Over-Under
- 10.Taking a colony outside of the home country is called_________________.
- A.
Colonialism
- B.
Colonoscopy
- C.
Apartheid
- D.
Mansa Musa
- 11.Mali's ruler that went on a pilgrimage and gave away gold.
- A.
Sundiata
- B.
Nelson Mandela
- C.
Mansa Musa
- D.
James Cook
- 12.Varying Viewpoints.
- A.
Divesting
- B.
Diversity
- C.
Density
- D.
Dingo
- 13.Taking over a government by force.
- A.
Coupdetat
- B.
Coupdechicken
- C.
Coupdesoup
- D.
Coupdetic
- 14.Growing crops to eat as a family.
- A.
Cash crop
- B.
Subsistence Farming
- C.
Irrigation
- D.
Farming de coup
- 15.Farming to sell.
- A.
Cash crop
- B.
Subsistence Farming
- C.
Irrigation
- D.
Farming de coup
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