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Basic questions about Africa (3rd grade social studies) #africa #geography
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1
Which part of Africa is more hospitable to animal life?
Southern Part
Northern Part
2
Climate Zones with the same average temperature and precipitation are ______________.
landforms
plateaus
layers of the Earth
biomes
3
What is the highest peak on the African Continent?
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Mt. Ranier
Mt. Olympus
Mt. St. Helens
4
Africa is the ____ largest continent.
Third
Sixth
Fourth
Second
5
True or False: Africa produces quite a bit of oil.
False
True
6
How many countries does Africa have?
50
64
45
54
7
___________ receive less than 10 inches of rain a year.
Savannah
Desert
Rain Forest
Chaparral
8
In which African country would you find the pyramids and Sphinx?
Egypt
Uganda
Kenya
South Africa
9
A ___________ is an area of fairly level high ground relative to the surrounding area.
Mesa
Savannah
Plateau
Tundra
10
Africa is ____________ of Europe.
West
East
South
North
11
What is the longest river in Africa?
Mississippi
Congo
Kenya
Nile
12
Wide open grasslands where many of the animals associated with Africa live are _____________.
Chaparrals
Deserts
Savannahs
Rain Forests
13
What desert in Africa is the world's largest desert?
Namib
Mojave
Sahara
Kalahari
14
Which 2 seas border Africa?
Red and Caspian
Mediterranean and Caspian
North and Mediterranean
Mediterranean and Red
15
Which of these is NOT a biome in Africa?
Tundra
Rain Forest
Desert
Savannah
16
In the ___________ many parts receive over 100 inches of rain a year.
Savannah
Desert
Rain Forest
Chaparral
17
What is the largest lake in Africa?
Lake Kenya
Lake Victoria
Lake Champlain
Lake Superior
18
What borders Africa to the West?
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
19
___________ contain short, woody shrubs and have mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers.
Rain Forests
Savannahs
Chaparrals
Deserts
20
In this area, tectonic plates are moving in opposite directions creating mountains and lakes.
Great Rift Valley
Sahara Desert
Cape of Good Hope
Savannah