Lesson Y7-U05-L07

Region in Focus: Kenya, Tourism and Wildlife Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 5

20 questions

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Lesson Y7-U05-L07, Region in Focus: Kenya, Tourism and Wildlife: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Geography (National Curriculum), Unit 5: Year 7: Africa: A Continent of Diversity, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. In which part of Africa is Kenya located?

    • West Africa
    • East Africa
    • North Africa
    • South Africa

  2. Which ocean lies along Kenya's east coast?

    • The Atlantic Ocean
    • The Arctic Ocean
    • The Pacific Ocean
    • The Indian Ocean

  3. What is the capital city of Kenya?

    • Nairobi
    • Lagos
    • Cairo
    • Pretoria

  4. Which Kenyan landscape features steep cliffs and lakes?

    • The Nile Delta
    • The Great Rift Valley
    • The Atlas Mountains
    • The Sahara Desert

  5. What term describes a hot, open grassland with scattered trees?

    • Rainforest
    • Tundra
    • Taiga
    • Savanna

  6. What is a safari?

    • Wildlife viewing trip
    • Deep sea fishing
    • Mountain climbing expedition
    • Urban walking tour

  7. Which term means protecting nature and wild animals so they survive?

    • Industrialisation
    • Conservation
    • Urbanisation
    • Deforestation

  8. What economic benefit does tourism bring to Kenya?

    • Jobs and income
    • Free public transport
    • Free housing
    • Higher tax rates

  9. How does tourism directly help protect wildlife in national parks?

    • Increases factory smoke
    • Funds conservation work
    • Removes all plants
    • Stops all rainfall

  10. About 0.9 million tourists visited Kenya in 2021 and about 2.1 million in 2023. By roughly how much did visitor numbers rise?

    • About 1.2 million
    • About 0.9 million
    • About 2.1 million
    • About 3 million

  11. Which of these is a negative impact of tourism on a national park?

    • Cleaner rivers
    • More trees planted
    • Habitat disturbance
    • Lower air pollution

  12. Which large predator is commonly seen on a Kenyan savanna safari?

    • Lion
    • Penguin
    • Reindeer
    • Polar bear

  13. Why does not all tourist money stay within Kenya?

    • Government corruption
    • Transport costs
    • High local taxes
    • Foreign companies take profits

  14. What is a likely negative effect of safari vehicles crowding around a wild lion?

    • Faster hunting
    • Better breeding
    • Increased stress
    • Higher migration

  15. Which action shares tourism income most directly with local village communities?

    • Hiring local guides
    • Importing foreign food
    • Building luxury chains
    • Flying in managers

  16. Why would a sudden fall in tourist numbers harm local workers in Kenya?

    • More free time
    • Cheaper food
    • Higher wages
    • Job losses

  17. A safari day costs £150 per visitor. How much money do 400 visitors pay altogether?

    • £60,000
    • £54,000
    • £6,000
    • £600,000

  18. What term best describes the overall impact of tourism on wildlife regions?

    • Only negative
    • Zero impact
    • Only positive
    • Mixed effects

  19. How can a national park best manage the environmental cost of safari vehicles?

    • Paving grasslands
    • Vehicle limits
    • Banning all visitors
    • Removing wildlife

  20. Why is spreading tourist spending into local villages important?

    • Lower taxes
    • Broader sharing
    • Quicker travel
    • Fewer visitors

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