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1
More than 40 million people live in Kenya.
True
False
2
Kenyans celebrate many religious holidays such as Christmas and Easter.
False
True
3
The capital city of Kenya is...
Mambasa
Kisumu
Maasai
Nairobi
4
Which is probably NOT a food you would find in Kenya?
Nyama
Githeri
Ugali
Quesadilla
5
What is the most popular team sport in Kenya?
Basketball
Baseball
Hockey
Soccer
6
Kenya's coastline is along the _____ Ocean.
Arctic
Pacific
Indian
Atlantic
7
Many Kenyans speak English, but almost every native Kenyan speaks Swahili.
True
False
8
Kenyans have won many medals in the Olympics for...
Swimming
Karate
Gymnastics
Track-and-Field
9
Kenya is a country in...
Asia
Europe
Africa
Australia
10
Life is very different in Kenya's cities. Most people there live in apartments and use cars to get around.
False
True
11
The Swahili word "Simba" means...
gazelle
zibra
elephant
lion
12
In the countryside, most Kenyans travel by bus.
True
False
13
Most Kenyan homes in the countryside are made of....
bricks
cement
mud and straw
wood
14
Most people in Kenya work as...
farmers
zoo keepers
bussiness men/women
lawyers
15
"Hujambo" is how one says "Hello" in Swahili.
False
True
16
Kenyan money is called...
Kenyan Schilling
Euro
Dollars
British Pound
17
Bananas, pineapples, and other fruits are popular foods in Kenya.
True
False
18
Which animal would you not find in Kenya?
Hippopotamus
Giraffe
Bald Eagle
Wildebeest
19
People visiting Kenya often go on a "safari" to see...
Maasai jumping contests
famous animals
unique trees and plants
penguins
20
Kenya's national parks and nature reserves are places for kids in Kenya to go play!
True
False
21
Lake Victoria is important to Kenyans because it holds many kinds of fish.
False
True
22
Which statement is NOT true about the Maasai tribe?
they live in the cities of Kenya
they pierce their ears and stretch their earlobes
they wear coloful clothing and accessories
they have jumping contests
23
In Kenya, the king of animals is the lion.
True
False
24
Kenyans were ruled by the British, which is why English is one of the official languages.
True
False
25
There are no private schools or universities in Kenya.
False
True
26
Which color is NOT part of Kenya's flag?
Yellow
Black
Red
Green
27
Farms in Kenya produce coffee, tea, corn and vegetables.
False
True
28
Kenya's climate is very hot because this "imaginary line" runs through it.
Prime Meridian
Poles
Equator
Latitude
29
Traditional music, jumping contests and dances are important to many Kenyans.
False
True
30
In Kenya, children study math, science, and other subjects.
True
False
31
Thick, dense forests that receive a lot of rain in Kenya are called...
safaris
national parks
rain forests
watering holes