Question 1: Desert elephants are only found in two countries in Africa. Mali and …
A Namibia
B Chad
C Kenya
Desert elephants primarily inhabit the Kunene Region in northwest Namibia, characterized by sandy deserts, rocky mountains, and stony plains. These desert-dwelling giants are considered highly endangered, with approximately 150 remaining in Namibia.
Correct Answer: Namibia
Question 2: Which animal is unique to Africa?
A Black rhino
B King cobra
C Leopard
Black rhinos are a critically endangered species native to eastern and southern Africa. They have a hooked upper lip, which helps them grasp leaves and twigs from bushes and trees. Despite their name, black rhinos are actually gray. Poaching for their horns remains the biggest threat to their survival.
Correct Answer: Black rhino
Question 3: Which is the largest hot desert in the world?
A Great Basin
B Sahara
C Gobi Desert
The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world, spanning approximately 3.6 million square miles. It stretches across North Africa, covering parts of 11 countries. The Sahara is famous for its vast sand dunes, rocky plateaus, and extreme temperatures. Despite its harsh conditions, it is home to a variety of unique plant and animal species.
Correct Answer: Sahara