MCQs on mountains of Tuvalu January 8, 2026October 8, 2024 by u930973931_answers 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. Does Tuvalu have any mountains? (A) Yes (B) No (C) Only one (D) Several 2. What type of landform primarily characterizes Tuvalu? (A) Mountains (B) Plateaus (C) Atolls (D) Valleys 3. What is the highest point in Tuvalu? (A) 4.5 meters (B) 5 meters (C) 10 meters (D) 2.4 meters 4. Which of the following is a characteristic of Tuvalu’s terrain? (A) Flat coral islands (B) Rugged mountains (C) Large hills (D) Deep valleys 5. What is the main geological feature of Tuvalu? (A) Volcanic mountains (B) Rocky cliffs (C) Coral reefs (D) River valleys 6. Which atoll is the capital of Tuvalu? (A) Funafuti (B) Nukufetau (C) Nui (D) Niulakita 7. What is the primary natural resource of Tuvalu? (A) Timber (B) Fish (C) Minerals (D) Oil 8. Which of the following is true about the elevation of Tuvalu? (A) It has many high peaks. (B) It has mountainous regions. (C) It is one of the lowest countries in the world. (D) It is above sea level. 9. What type of climate does Tuvalu experience? (A) Arid (B) Tropical rainforest (C) Temperate (D) Polar 10. Which natural disaster poses a significant threat to Tuvalu? (A) Earthquakes (B) Flooding (C) Landslides (D) Tornadoes 11. What is the primary vegetation type found in Tuvalu? (A) Coniferous forest (B) Mangroves (C) Tropical trees (D) Grasslands 12. How many atolls make up Tuvalu? (A) 6 (B) 10 (C) 8 (D) 12 13. What is the main economic activity in Tuvalu? (A) Fishing (B) Agriculture (C) Mining (D) Tourism 14. Which of the following is an environmental concern for Tuvalu? (A) Deforestation (B) Soil erosion (C) Rising sea levels (D) Air pollution 15. What is the primary soil type found in Tuvalu? (A) Clay soil (B) Sandy soil (C) Loamy soil (D) Peaty soil 16. Which species is commonly found in the waters surrounding Tuvalu? (A) All of the above (B) Dolphins (C) Sea turtles (D) Sharks 17. What is the main threat to Tuvalu’s coral reefs? (A) Overfishing (B) Pollution (C) Climate change (D) All of the above 18. What are the main sources of freshwater in Tuvalu? (A) Rainwater (B) Wells (C) Rivers (D) Glaciers 19. What is the main cultural practice in Tuvalu? (A) Fishing (B) Mountain climbing (C) Agriculture (D) Mining 20. What is the highest natural feature in Tuvalu? (A) Sand dune (B) Hillock (C) Coral mound (D) Cliff 21. Which atoll is known for its large lagoon? (A) Nukufetau (B) Niutao (C) Funafuti (D) Nui 22. What is the main factor that limits agriculture in Tuvalu? (A) Poor soil quality (B) Lack of freshwater (C) Extreme weather (D) High elevation 23. Which traditional practice is common among the people of Tuvalu? (A) Fishing (B) Hunting (C) Farming (D) Mining 24. What role do mangroves play in Tuvalu’s ecosystem? (A) All of the above. (B) They provide habitat for wildlife. (C) They filter water. (D) They help prevent erosion. 25. Which of the following is a key challenge facing Tuvalu’s environment? (A) Desertification (B) Pollution (C) Deforestation (D) Invasive species 26. What is the significance of the lagoon in Funafuti Atoll? (A) It is a fishing ground. (B) It is a tourist attraction. (C) It is a habitat for marine life. (D) All of the above. 27. Which island in Tuvalu is known for its cultural heritage? (A) Funafuti (B) Niutao (C) Nukufetau (D) Nui 28. What is the population density of Tuvalu? (A) Low (B) Moderate (C) Very high (D) High 29. How do Tuvaluans primarily travel between the islands? (A) By car (B) On foot (C) By plane (D) By boat 30. Which organization focuses on the preservation of Tuvalu’s marine environment? (A) All of the above (B) WWF (World Wildlife Fund) (C) IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) (D) Greenpeace