MCQs on mountains of Zimbabwe

  • What is the highest mountain in Zimbabwe?
    • A) Mount Nyangani
    • B) Mount Chimanimani
    • C) Mount Inyangani
    • D) Mount Panganai
      Answer: A) Mount Nyangani
  • Which mountain range is known for its rugged terrain and biodiversity in Zimbabwe?
    • A) Eastern Highlands
    • B) Drakensberg
    • C) Atlas Mountains
    • D) Himalayas
      Answer: A) Eastern Highlands
  • What is the approximate height of Mount Nyangani?
    • A) 2,400 meters
    • B) 2,592 meters
    • C) 2,800 meters
    • D) 3,000 meters
      Answer: B) 2,592 meters
  • Which of the following mountains is part of the Chimanimani Mountains?
    • A) Mount Nyangani
    • B) Mount Binga
    • C) Mount Inyangani
    • D) Mount Panganai
      Answer: B) Mount Binga
  • In which province is the Chimanimani mountain range located?
    • A) Manicaland
    • B) Mashonaland
    • C) Matabeleland
    • D) Harare
      Answer: A) Manicaland
  • Which national park in Zimbabwe is famous for its mountainous terrain?
    • A) Hwange National Park
    • B) Nyanga National Park
    • C) Mana Pools National Park
    • D) Gonarezhou National Park
      Answer: B) Nyanga National Park
  • What type of climate is predominantly found in the mountains of Zimbabwe?
    • A) Tropical
    • B) Arid
    • C) Temperate
    • D) Continental
      Answer: C) Temperate
  • Which peak is part of the Eastern Highlands and is known for its unique flora?
    • A) Mount Nyangani
    • B) Mount Inyangani
    • C) Mount Rhois
    • D) Mount Vumba
      Answer: A) Mount Nyangani
  • What is a significant geological feature of the Chimanimani Mountains?
    • A) Karst formations
    • B) Granite peaks
    • C) Sedimentary rocks
    • D) Volcanic activity
      Answer: B) Granite peaks
  • Which mountain range serves as a natural border between Zimbabwe and Mozambique?
    • A) Great Rift Valley
    • B) Chimanimani Mountains
    • C) Eastern Highlands
    • D) Drakensberg
      Answer: B) Chimanimani Mountains
  • Which endemic species can be found in the mountainous regions of Zimbabwe?
    • A) African elephant
    • B) Zimbabwean rock pigeon
    • C) Blue wildebeest
    • D) Cape buffalo
      Answer: B) Zimbabwean rock pigeon
  • Which mountain in Zimbabwe is popular for hiking and adventure tourism?
    • A) Mount Nyangani
    • B) Mount Kilimanjaro
    • C) Mount Kenya
    • D) Mount Meru
      Answer: A) Mount Nyangani
  • What type of vegetation is typically found in the mountainous areas of Zimbabwe?
    • A) Tropical rainforest
    • B) Montane forest
    • C) Savanna
    • D) Desert scrub
      Answer: B) Montane forest
  • Which mountain is considered sacred by the local communities in Zimbabwe?
    • A) Mount Nyangani
    • B) Mount Chimanimani
    • C) Mount Panganai
    • D) Mount Inyangani
      Answer: A) Mount Nyangani
  • What is the primary economic activity in the Nyanga region?
    • A) Mining
    • B) Agriculture
    • C) Tourism
    • D) Forestry
      Answer: C) Tourism
  • Which peak is known for its stunning views and biodiversity in the Nyanga National Park?
    • A) Mount Nyangani
    • B) Mount Binga
    • C) Mount Inyangani
    • D) Mount Mutinondo
      Answer: A) Mount Nyangani
  • Which river originates in the mountainous regions of Zimbabwe?
    • A) Zambezi River
    • B) Limpopo River
    • C) Save River
    • D) Congo River
      Answer: C) Save River
  • Which type of tourism is primarily focused on the mountains of Zimbabwe?
    • A) Eco-tourism
    • B) Cultural tourism
    • C) Adventure tourism
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: D) All of the above
  • What impact does climate change have on the mountains of Zimbabwe?
    • A) Increased rainfall
    • B) Deforestation
    • C) Altered weather patterns
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: D) All of the above
  • Which mountain is known for its diverse wildlife, including antelopes and birds?
    • A) Mount Nyangani
    • B) Mount Chimanimani
    • C) Mount Binga
    • D) Mount Inyangani
      Answer: B) Mount Chimanimani
  • What is the main threat to the mountain ecosystems in Zimbabwe?
    • A) Urbanization
    • B) Climate change
    • C) Deforestation
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: D) All of the above
  • Which mountain range features dramatic cliffs and deep valleys?
    • A) Chimanimani Mountains
    • B) Zambezi Mountains
    • C) Eastern Highlands
    • D) Great Escarpment
      Answer: A) Chimanimani Mountains
  • Which peak is part of the Vumba Mountains, known for its lush vegetation?
    • A) Mount Nyangani
    • B) Mount Panganai
    • C) Mount Inyangani
    • D) Mount Vumba
      Answer: D) Mount Vumba
  • What is the most popular hiking trail in the Nyanga region?
    • A) Binga Trail
    • B) Nyangani Trail
    • C) Chimanimani Trail
    • D) Vumba Trail
      Answer: B) Nyangani Trail
  • Which mountain range is characterized by granite peaks and gorges?
    • A) Chimanimani Mountains
    • B) Eastern Highlands
    • C) Great Rift Valley
    • D) Zambezi Mountains
      Answer: A) Chimanimani Mountains
  • What type of wildlife is commonly found in the mountains of Zimbabwe?
    • A) Lions
    • B) Elephants
    • C) Mountain goats
    • D) Both A and B
      Answer: D) Both A and B
  • Which peak is known for its striking rock formations?
    • A) Mount Chimanimani
    • B) Mount Nyangani
    • C) Mount Panganai
    • D) Mount Inyangani
      Answer: A) Mount Chimanimani
  • Which of the following mountain ecosystems is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
    • A) Nyanga National Park
    • B) Chimanimani Mountains
    • C) Great Rift Valley
    • D) None of the above
      Answer: D) None of the above
  • What is the primary vegetation type found in the Vumba Mountains?
    • A) Tropical rainforest
    • B) Montane forest
    • C) Savanna
    • D) Desert
      Answer: B) Montane forest
  • Which mountain range in Zimbabwe is known for its scenic beauty and hiking opportunities?
    • A) Great Escarpment
    • B) Chimanimani Mountains
    • C) Zambezi Mountains
    • D) Eastern Highlands
      Answer: B) Chimanimani Mountains

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