
Africa's Geography Test 2
Quiz by Lorie Holbrook
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- Q1strip of semi-arid land south of the SaharaSavannaDesertificationDeforestationSahel30s
- Q2tropical grasslands with scattered trees that are home to a wide variety of wildlifeSavannaRainforestDeforestationDesertification30s
- Q3cutting down of trees to use as fuel and to free up land for farmingSavannahDeforestationRainforestDesertification30s
- Q4when cultivated land turns to desert due to overgrazingDesertificationSavannahDeforestationRainforest30s
- Q5dense forest that receives high amounts of rain, humid with thick vegetationSavannahDeforestationRainforestSahel30s
- Q6What is the world's largest river (4150 miles)? It flows northward out of the mountains of central Africa through eastern Africa into the Mediterranean Sea. Most of Egypt's people live near here.Niger RiverMississippi RiverJordan RiverNile River30s
- Q7What is the picture of Africa you see in the movies, with rolling grassland and scattered trees and schrubs? The most famous in the Serengeti, straddling the borders ofKenya and Tanzania.SahelRainforestSaharaSavanna30s
- Q8What is the transition zone south of the Sahara and north of the equator and separates the Sahara from tropical rain forests? It becomes more of a desert in recent years as a result of desertification.SaharaSahelRainforestSavannah30s
- Q9Most people who live in the Sahel/Sahara are nomadic. Why do people who live in these regions need to move from place to place?To be with family.To find a better job.To find water.To experience new cultures.30s
- Q10What do some people believe might lead to "water wars" in Africa in the future?Water pollution is difficult to deal with.They was to keep their land.Competition among countries for scarce water resources.Abundance of water supply.30s
- Q11What destroyed the grassland & forests that were once found in the Sahel causing it to shrink?Planting more treesNatural fireovergrazing & cutting down treesToo much rainfall30s
- Q12What is meant by the "Green Line" when one is talking about desertification?The line the separtes North and SouthThe line between the desert & cultivated areas.Invisible bordler line between countriesA line lined with trees30s
- Q13Why is farming so difficult in the African Sahel?They lack technology.They don't have enough animals to help them with farming.Rainfall can vary widely from year to year.The region is completely dry.30s
- Q14What is a major problem for people living near the Nile River?Plenty of mosquitoes.Several countries are fighting to own it.There is not enough water for everyone.It is heavily contaminated with pollution. Both human industrial wastes.30s
- Q15
What country is located at letter A?
Kenya
Egypt
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nigeria
30s