Amazing landmarks and attractions of Africa and America. Quiz
World geography quiz: 100 countries, 2,500 questions: educational travel around the globe
Natalia Ilina

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Amazing landmarks and attractions of Africa and America. Quiz

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Amazing landmarks and attractions of Africa. Kaleidoscope of questions. Quiz

Algeria

In Algeria, you can see not only the Sahara Desert but also buildings from the Roman and Byzantine Empires. Which landmark is not located in Algeria?

1. Le Jardin D’Esse du Amma Botanical Garden 2. Petra 3. Promenade de Sablet 4. Ben Aknun Amusement Park 5. Notre-Dame d’Afrique Cathedral

Egypt

How to move a temple? When the second dam project began, the temples on the banks of the Nile in Abu Simbel were threatened by flooding from the Nasser Reservoir. To save the historical heritage, it was suggested to cut the temples into 1036 pieces, each weighing 20 tons, raise them 65 meters, and reassemble them 200 meters further from the river. The grand move — the relocation of ancient Egypt — was completed in 1968. Abu Simbel, the temple that was built twice, is associated with the name…

1. Djoser 2. Khufu 3. Akhenaten 4. Tutankhamun 5. Cleopatra VII 6. Ramses II 7. Thutmose III 8. Amenhotep III

Zambia

Why are poorer countries more hospitable? There are over 190 countries in the world, but not all are suitable for tourism. Fortunately, Zambia is not one of those countries where tours won’t be sold. Which landmark is located in Zambia?

1. Sun Tower 2. Catatumbo Lightning 3. Devil’s Pool 4. Colored Mountains 5. Chocolate Hills

Zimbabwe

What was built in Africa before colonial times? The ruins of Great Zimbabwe reflect the most memorable events in the country’s history. It is the only ancient group of stone structures in sub-Saharan Africa. Archaeologists have not reached a final conclusion about the purpose of these massive walls. Which statement about Zimbabwe is true? In Zimbabwe, you can…

1. swim with sharks in a cage

2. visit Great Zimbabwe between the Limpopo and Mississippi rivers

3. fly a hang glider over Victoria Falls

4. walk on a beach with penguins

5. try snorkeling with sea lions

Cape Verde

For which spectacle do tourists not mind spending money? How many tourists can a location with many sunny days attract? Morabeza in Cape Verde is…

1. a hotel chain

2. a basketball club based on the island

3. the local currency, which is only valid on the islands and cannot be exchanged anywhere outside

4. hospitality and friendliness of the locals

5. a tourist tax

Kenya

How does the country’s life reflect in film plots? Films about Africa draw public attention to complex issues and realities: colorism, racism, classism, and xenophobia among different races, raising difficult questions about humanity and identity. Which movie takes place in Kenya?