Quiz for children of the senior group “Animals of Africa. Quiz for children of the senior group "Animals of Africa Interesting questions about Africa
QUIZ on Tropical Africa.
(game with spectators)
Meeting of the geographical club of high school students on the topic:
1. Which city in Tropical Africa is called the tourist capital in Zambia: Livingston, Lusaka, Kabwe? (Livingston)
2. A river flows into this lake under one name, and flows out under another. In fact, these are the origins of one major river in Africa and the World.
What is the name of this river? (Nile: Kagera and White Nile. Lake Victoria).
3.Where is the “fish spot” located in the central regions of the Sahara Desert? (Lake Chad).
4. What state and why is it called: the country of "13" months of the sun? (Ethiopia - 12 months of 30 days and 1 month of 5 days).
4. What deserts does the desert region of the Sahara consist of?
(Nubian, Libyan, Arabian).
5. Why the lake. Does Chad, although located in a tropical desert environment, have fresh water? (name two main reasons)
(Because of the supply of groundwater, which allows to compensate for water as a result of evaporation; the Shari River feeds).
6. How is the name of the Kalahari desert translated from the language of local peoples?
(Thirsty).
7. Which peoples of Africa have wrinkled skin and the impression that it is large for the body? (At the Hottentots)
8. Which peoples have a characteristic feature of the body structure, is a curved spine, scoliosis from nature? (At the Bushmen).
9. Which states in Tropical Africa since ancient times are independent states? (Ethiopia and Liberia)
10. Residents of Nigeria call this river Joliba. What do you think this river is? (Niger).
11. Nigerians call this traveler: "Mad white." Who is it? (Mungo Park - without apparent reason used weapons on the locals during his journey).
12. What was the original name of Lake Victoria? (Nyanza).
13. Which traveler crossed the Sahara desert from south to north in the 19th century and walked 20 thousand km across it in 6 years? (Heinrich Barth)
14. What desert did D. Livingston cross from south to north?
(Kalahari)
15. The first reliable information about the depth and extent of Lake Nyasa was provided by: Henry Stanley, Vasily Junker, David Livingston? (D. Livingston)
16. Which rubber trees are the most durable in the world? (Gutta-bearing trees).
17. Red clay structures, taller than human height?
(Termite mounds)
18. What tree fruits attract monkeys, it is called "monkey bread"? (Baobab)
19. On the territory of which country, where the maximum average temperature of +34.5 was recorded in 1960?
(Ethiopia in Dalol)
20. In terms of basin area, does this river take 2nd place in the world?
21. What are the names of the mountains located in the Congo Basin, where the Livingston waterfall system is located?
(Crystal Mountains)
22. What river flow can be observed up to 17 km from the mouth in the ocean to 75 km from the shore desalinated water? (Congo)
23. What lake is called the "Fresh Sea", "the sea in the heart" of Africa? (Lake Victoria)
24. Which lake has a coastline equal to 1/6 of the equator?
(Victoria)
25. On which lake do storms and waterspouts periodically occur? (Victoria)
26. What animal can a person envy: does it have sensitive hearing and sharp eyesight? (Giraffe)
27. What animals sleep for 5 minutes and get enough sleep? (Giraffe)
28. What animals hide prey in trees so that hyenas, lions, tigers do not find it? (Leopards)
29. According to scientists, "these birds are the most ancient in Africa and they saw dinosaurs." What birds? (Flamingo)
30. What kind of bird lays eggs in clay structures - cones - towers from 7 cm to 45 cm high, chicks are fed with "milk" liquid of bright red color?
(Flamingo)
31. Which great apes, according to scientists, have similar blood types and diseases with humans; teeth 32, wool of the same number of hairs as in humans. (Favorite food is grapefruit)? (Chimpanzee)
32. What tree is called "lemonade tree"?
(Baobab, from the fruits of which they make a drink similar to lemonade).
33. Which tree flowers pollinate the bats? (Baobab)
34. What kind of trees take new roots after damage and restore the bark? (Baobabs)
35.Shrub naro bears fruit 1 time in 10 years, has a taste of melon, grows in the Namib Desert, has a second name.
We use this item to fence gardens and orchards. What could be the name of this shrub? (Hint: in a simple form, it is wound and wound on something). (Barbed wire)
36. Why do the Zulus stand on one leg?
37. Where is the "Slave Coast"? (Coast of the Gulf of Guinea)
38. What color is ebony wood? (Black and dark green)
39. What oceans are washed by Africa? (A. O, and I. O.)
40. What are the reasons why penguins live on the desert coast?
41. You are in the Namib Desert. Where will your shadow be directed at noon on December 22? (There will be no shadow, since on this day the sun is at its zenith over the northern tropic, and the tropic crosses the desert).
42. What is the place where the largest amount of precipitation falls per year in Africa? (Cameroon - Debunje)
(Rafflesia)
44. The heaviest beetle in the world weighs 100 grams, body length is 13 cm?
(Goliath beetle)
45. A "fly trap" is a shrub plant called?
(Roridula)
46. Choose from the list of numbers, the number of reserves and national parks in Africa? 392, 500, 202?
47. An extinct animal in southern Africa, a relative of the zebra?
(Zebra - quagga)
48. Why was the island opposite Dakar, the modern capital of Senegal, called Goré Island in the distant past?
(It was the base of pirates and slave traders)
49. The peoples of this group of local tribes are the tallest people on the planet: the average height of women, who are much shorter than men, reach 190 cm. These African "gullivers" are the darkest-skinned. What is the name of the group and tribe? (for each correct answer - a token)
(Nilotes, Karamojongs, Maasai)
50. Where is the Skeleton Coast? (Namib Desert Coast)
51. What tribes in Namibia are not numerous, still adhere to the prehistoric way of life?
(Bushmen and Himba)
52. It is not surprising that this people is considered a kind of visiting card of this country - Kenya, as well as mobile settlements are found in Tanzania. What people (tribe)?
(Masai). (See "Diary of a traveler" spring
53. Back in the 15th century. The coast of this country was called the "Gold Coast", from where gold was exported. What country is this? (Ghana).
54. A low-lying stretch of the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, was called the "Pepper Coast"? What country are we talking about?
(Liberia)
55. Until 1986, this country had a descriptive name from the point of view of foreign trade - the Ivory Coast. country today? (Ivory Coast)
56. In what novel famous writer describes the shameful history - the colonial past of Africa. Name the writer and the novel?
(J. Verne "Fifteen-year-old captain")
57. Which countries are among the largest in terms of area in Tropical Africa?
(Sudan, Zaire, Angola, Ethiopia, South Africa.)
58. What countries are located on the territory of South Africa?
(Swaziland, Lesotho)
59. Is the country lying on the middle course of the Niger River landlocked? (Mali)
60. The first prime minister of the liberated Republic of the Congo, a fighter for the freedom and independence of Africa? (Patrice Lumumba).
We are all well aware of these lines of Korney Chukovsky: "And in Africa, and in Africa, on the black Limpopo ..." But really, what is there, in Africa? What is the smartest animal? And who can do without water for a long time, who is the tallest, and who has the strongest horns? We will find out all this by answering the quiz questions.
The Animals of Africa quiz contains 14 questions. All questions have answers.
Quiz Maker: Iris Revue
1. What animals live in Africa?
Answer: zebra, cheetah, leopard, python, chameleon, flamingo, hippo, crocodile, gorilla, giraffe...
2. Why does a giraffe have a long neck?
Answer: This allows the giraffe to reach and pluck leaves from the tallest trees.
3. Is the elephant smart?
Answer: Yes, the elephant is smart and has a good memory.
4. How long can camels stay without water?
Answer: about two weeks
5. Can African ostriches fly?
Answer: No, they only move on foot all their lives.
6. What is the tallest animal on the planet?
Answer: giraffe
7. Which animal has the longest horns?
Answer: The African antelope has the longest horns
8. Which mammal takes the biggest steps?
Answer: African giraffe. He walks at once for 4-5 meters
9. Which animal has the widest and strongest horns?
Answer: African and Asian buffaloes
10. How much do you think a camel drinks when it reaches the water?
Answer: yes, a lot, in 15 minutes he drinks about 100 liters
11. What is the largest crocodile?
Answer: combed or marine
12. Do rhinos have good eyesight?
Answer: bad. Therefore, they often attack any creature that is nearby.
13. What is the largest land mammal?
Answer: African elephant
14. With the help of what organ do elephants perceive smells?
Answer: with a trunk
Africa is one of the most amazing continents in the world. Some scientists believe that it was in Africa that the first life on Earth originated. Africa is both the poorest and richest in the world. After all, it is here that almost the lowest standard of living is observed. At the same time, it is possible to single out lands rich in flora and fauna, which captures with its improbability. Next, we suggest reading more interesting and exciting facts about Africa.
One of the most amazing continents in the world is Africa. Some scientists believe that it was in Africa that the first life on Earth originated. Africa is both the poorest and richest in the world. After all, it is here that almost the lowest standard of living is observed. At the same time, it is possible to single out lands rich in flora and fauna, which captures with its improbability. Next, we suggest reading more interesting and exciting facts about Africa.
1. Africa is the cradle of civilization. It is the first continent where human culture and community emerged.
2. Africa is the only continent on which there are places where a person has never set foot in his life.
3. The area of Africa is 29 million square kilometers. But four-fifths of the territory is occupied by deserts and tropical forests.
4. At the beginning of the 20th century, almost the entire territory of Africa was colonized by France, Germany, England, Spain, Portugal and Belgium. Only Ethiopia, Egypt, South Africa and Liberia were independent.
5. The mass decolonization of Africa only happened after World War II.
6. Africa is home to the most rare animals that are not found anywhere else: for example, hippos, giraffes, okapi and others.
7. Previously, hippos lived throughout Africa, today they are found only south of the Sahara desert.
8. Africa has the largest desert in the world - the Sahara. Its area is larger than the area of the USA.
9. The second longest river in the world, the Nile, flows on the continent. Its length is 6850 kilometers.
10. Lake Victoria is the second largest freshwater lake in the world.
11. "Thundering smoke" - the so-called Victoria Falls, on the Zambezi River, local tribes.
12. Victoria Falls is over a kilometer long and over 100 meters high.
13. The noise from the fall of water from the Victoria Falls extends for 40 kilometers around.
14. On the edge of Victoria Falls there is a natural pool called the Devil's Pool. You can swim along the edge of the waterfall only during the drought period, when the current is not so strong.
15. Some African tribes hunt hippos and use their meat for food, even though hippos have the status of a rapidly declining species.
16. Africa is the second largest continent on the planet. There are 54 states here.
17. Africa has the lowest life expectancy. Women, on average, live 48 years, men - 50.
18. Africa is crossed by the equator and the prime meridian. Therefore, the continent can be called the most symmetrical of all existing ones.
19. It is in Africa that the only surviving wonder of the world is located - the pyramids of Cheops.
20. There are more than 2,000 languages in Africa, but Arabic is the most widely spoken.
21. This is not the first year that the African government has been raising the issue of renaming all geographical names obtained during colonization, to the traditional names used in the language of the tribes.
22. Algiers has a unique lake. Instead of water, it contains real ink.
23. In the Sahara desert there is a unique place called the eye of the Sahara. This is a huge crater, with a ring structure and a diameter of 50 kilometers.
24. Africa has its own Venice. The houses of the inhabitants of the village of Ganvie are built on the water, and they move exclusively by boat.
25. Howik Falls and the reservoir into which it falls are considered by local tribes to be the sacred abode of an ancient monster similar to Loch Ness. Livestock is regularly sacrificed to him.
26. Not far from Egypt in the Mediterranean Sea, is the sunken city of Heraklion. It was discovered very recently.
27. In the middle of the great desert there are lakes Ubari, but the water in them is several times saltier than in the sea, so they will not save you from thirst.
28. In Africa, there is the coldest volcano in the world, Oy Doinio Legai. The temperature of the lava that erupts from the crater is several times lower than ordinary volcanoes.
29. Africa has its own Colosseum, built in the Roman era. It is located in El Jem.
30. In Africa, there is a ghost town - Kolmanskop, which is slowly swallowed up by the sands of the great desert, although 50 years ago, it was densely populated by residents.
31. The planet Tatooine from the Star Wars movie is not a fictitious name at all. Such a city exists in Africa. It was here that the shooting of the legendary film took place.
32. There is a unique red lake in Tanzania, the depth of which changes depending on the season, and along with the depth, the color of the lake changes from pink to deep red.
33. On the territory of the island of Madagascar there is a unique natural monument - a stone forest. High thin rocks resemble a dense forest.
34. There is a large landfill in Ghana, where household appliances from all over the world are brought.
35. Unique goats live in Morocco that climb trees and feed on leaves and branches.
36. Africa produces half of all the gold that is sold in the world.
37. Africa has the richest deposits of gold and diamonds.
38. In Lake Malawi, which is located in Africa, the most species of fish live. More than in the sea and ocean.
39. Lake Chad, over the past 40 years, has become smaller, by almost 95%. It used to be the third or fourth largest in the world.
40. The world's first sewer system appeared in Africa, on the territory of Egypt.
41. In Africa, there are tribes that are considered the highest in the world, as well as tribes that are the smallest in the world.
42. In Africa, the system of health care and medicine in general is still poorly developed.
43. More than 25 million people in Africa are considered to be living with HIV.
44. An unusual rodent lives in Africa - a naked mole rat. His cells do not age, he lives up to 70 years and does not feel pain at all from cuts or burns.
45. In many tribes of Africa, the secretary bird is a domestic bird and serves as a guard against snakes and rats.
46. Some lungfish that live in Africa can burrow into dry ground and thus survive drought.
47. The highest mountain in Africa - Kilimanjaro is a volcano. Only he had never erupted in his life.
48. In Africa, the hottest place in Dallol is located, the temperature here rarely drops below 34 degrees.
49. 60-80% of Africa's GDP is agricultural products. Africa produces cocoa, coffee, peanuts, dates, rubber.
50. In Africa, most countries are considered third world countries, that is, poorly developed.
52. The top of Mount Dining Room, located in Africa, has a top that is not sharp, but flat, like the surface of a table.
53. The Afar Basin is a geographical area in eastern Africa. Here you can watch the active volcano. About 160 strong earthquakes occur here every year.
54. The Cape of Good Hope is a mythical place. Many legends and traditions are associated with it, for example, the legend of the flying Dutchman.
55. Pyramids are not only in Egypt. There are over 200 pyramids in Sudan. They are not as tall and famous as those located in Egypt.
56. The name of the continent comes from one of the Afri tribes.
57. In 1979, the oldest human footprints were found in Africa.
58. Cairo is the most populous city in Africa.
59. The most populous country is Nigeria, the second largest is Egypt.
60. A wall was built in Africa that was twice as long as the Great Wall of China.
61. The first to notice that hot water freezes faster in a freezer than a cold one, was an African boy. This phenomenon was named after him.
62. Penguins live in Africa.
63. South Africa has the second largest hospital in the world.
64. The Sahara Desert is increasing every month.
65. In South Africa, there are three capitals at once: Cape Town, Pretoria, Bloemfontein.
66. The island of Madagascar is inhabited by animals that are not found anywhere else.
67. There is an ancient custom in Togo: a man who compliments a girl must certainly take her as his wife.
68. Somalia is the name of both a country and a language at the same time.
69. Some tribes of African natives still do not know what fire is.
70. Matabi tribe living in the territory West Africa loves to play football. Only instead of a ball they use a human skull.
71. Matriarchy reigns in some African tribes. Women can maintain male harems.
72. On August 27, 1897, the shortest war took place in Africa, which lasted 38 minutes. The Zanzibar government declared war on England, but was swiftly defeated.
73. Graça Machel is the only African woman to have been "First Lady" twice. The first time she was the wife of the President of Mozambique, and the second time - the wife of South African President Nelson Mandela.
74. Official name Libya is the world's longest country name.
75. African Lake Tanganyika is the longest lake in the world, its length is 1435 meters.
76. The Baobab tree, which grows in Africa, can live from five to ten thousand years. It stores up to 120 liters of water, so it does not burn in a fire.
77. The sports brand Reebok chose its name in honor of a small but very fast African antelope.
78. Baobab trunk, can reach 25 meters in volume.
79. Inside the baobab trunk is hollow, so some Africans arrange houses inside the tree. Entrepreneurial residents open restaurants inside the tree. In Zimbabwe, a railway station was opened in the trunk, and a prison in Botswana.
80. Very interesting trees grow in Africa: bread, dairy, sausage, soap, candle.
82. The African tribe Mursi is considered the most aggressive tribe. Any conflicts are resolved by force and weapons.
83. The largest diamond in the world was found in South Africa.
84. South Africa has the cheapest electricity in the world.
85. Only off the coast of South Africa there are more than 2,000 sunken ships, whose age is more than 500 years.
86. In South Africa, three Nobel Prize winners lived on the same street at once.
87. South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique are tearing down some national park boundaries to create one big nature reserve.
88. In Africa, the first heart transplant was performed in 1967.
89. About 3,000 ethnic groups live in Africa.
90. The largest percentage of malaria cases is in Africa - 90% of cases.
91. The snow cap of Kilimanjaro is rapidly melting. Over the past 100 years, the glacier has melted by 80%.
Related Quiz: Africa
Compiled by a geography teacher: Chernikova Natalia Valerievna
MOU secondary school s.Baygul
Question number 1. African long-eared fox.
(answer - Fenech)
Question number 2. Animals that eat sick and dead animals are called orderlies, as they prevent the spread of disease. Name the orderly of the desert? (Answer is Hyena)
Question number 3. A large African animal that has a sharp charm and hearing, but poor eyesight. Despite the massiveness, runs fast?
(answer is Rhino)
Question number 4. A rare animal discovered only at the beginning of the 20th century. It lives in the tropical forests of the river basin. Kongo, relative of the giraffe?
(answer is Okapi)
Question number 5. A wild animal that lives only in Africa in dry thickets near water. On its massive head with fangs, warts protrude, which are especially visible under the eyes. What kind of animal is that?
(answer-warthog)
Question number 6. The most dangerous insects in the forests of Africa. Their bite is similar to the prick of a red-hot needle. The stung place mercilessly burns for several hours?
(answer - Red termites)
Question number 7 Great variety of birds on the hottest mainland in the world. The smallest bird is the nectary. What is the largest flightless bird in Africa, whose height reaches 2.8 m, weight 90 kg, living in deserts and savannahs? (answer is ostrich).
Question number 8. Sweet potatoes? (answer is sweet potato)
Question number 9. Savannah herbivore? (answer is Giraffe)
Question number 10. A piece of desert with abundant moisture and rich vegetation? (answer is Oasis)
Question number 11. A climbing plant that makes the forest thicket impenetrable?
(answer - liana)
Question number 12. The fruit of a tropical plant? (answer - Banana)
Question number 13. A plant with thick, fleshy leaves, is it widely used as a medicinal plant? (answer is Aloe)
Question number 14. An evergreen shrub whose roots are rich in starch?
(answer is cassava)
Question number 15. African wild horse? (answer - Zebra)
Question number 16. Small equatorial giraffe? (answer is Okapi)
Question number 17. A natural area with very little rainfall and sparse vegetation? (answer - desert)
Question number 18. A natural area dominated by herbs, rare trees and shrubs? (answer - Savannah)
Question number 19. tropical plant from the baobab family?
(answer - Ceiba)
Question number 20 Marine polyps living at shallow depths in hot climatic zones?
(answer - Corals)
Question number 21. An evergreen plant of equatorial forests with large leaves, grown in Europe, as an indoor plant?
(answer is Ficus)
Question number 22. Is the bird a nurse? (answer-Marabu)
Question number 23. The greatest desert of the earth, located in the north of the mainland?
(answer is Sahara)
Question number 25. The longest lake? (answer is Tanganyika)
Question number 26. The hottest place? (the answer is Tripoli +58 ° С).
Question number 27. The darkest and tallest?
(answer-nilotes)
Question number 28. The most salty sea? (the answer is Red 42%).
Question number 29. Longest strait? (Answer is Mozambican?)
Question number 31. . Africa's largest lake? (answer is Victoria)
Question number 32. The smallest fresh lake? (answer is Chad)
Question number 34. What is the most populated state?
(the answer is Nigeria 135 million people).
Question number 35. The largest state by area?
(the answer is Sudan 2506 thousand km2)
Question number 36. The biggest swamp in the world? (answer - Saad in Sudan)
Question number 37. What is the largest waterfall? (answer - Augrabis r. Orange - 146m).
Question number 38. The most developed country in Africa? (answer - South Africa)
Question number 39. . What is the largest animal on the mainland? (answer - elephant?) The tallest animal? (answer - giraffe)
Question number 40. The most famous pyramids? (answer - Egyptian)
Question number 41. The most fabulous mountains? (Answer - Draconian?)
Question number 42. The sharpest cape? (answer - Needle)
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Quiz for kids senior group"Animals of Africa"
Leading. Africa is an amazing continent. I live on it the most unusual animals. And really, how is it in Africa? What is the highest animal? Which of animal rose milk? Which African bird can't fly? We will find out all this by answering the questions quiz.
1 contest "The best!"
Name the highest animal! (giraffe)
Name the largest land animal. (Elephant).
Which of animal longest horns? (Antelope Kudu)
Which animal's strongest horns? (Buffalo)
The fastest animal. (Cheetah)
Who has the longest steps? (A giraffe. He can step 4 - 5 meters)
2 contest "Wonderful bag".
The facilitator invites the children to identify by touch african animal hidden in a bag.
3 contest "Is this true or not?"
The rhinoceros has poor eyesight. (Truth)
- African ostriches cannot fly. (Truth)
Zebras are highly trainable. (Not true)
The elephant has a bad memory. (Not true)
4 contest "Help the giraffe"
Leading. Guys! The giraffes from Africa's gone spots. Now he has no right to be called that. After all, translated from Arabic, the word giraffe means "smart". Let's help the giraffe get his spots back.
Teams "Return" giraffe spots. Whoever sticks the spots faster, that team won.
Presentation "Giraffe"
5 competition "Choose the correct answer"
Which of African animals can drink 100 liters of water in 15 minutes.
B) Crocodile
B) Camel
Which of these animals do not lay eggs?
A) crocodile
B) ostrich
Which of these animals have no horns?
A) a hippopotamus
B) a giraffe
B) the rhinoceros
Which of these animals can bark like a dog?
B) Boar - warthog
What is another name for a hippopotamus?
A) hippopotamus
B) hippo
B) hippo here
Which of these animal rose milk?
A) Zebra
B) at the buffalo
Which African animal black tongue?
A) at the gazelle
B) At the antelope
B) a giraffe
Which of these animals no stains
A) a giraffe
B) At the leopard
B) at the zebra
6 contest "Collect a picture"
Whose team will compose the image faster African animal parts. Split parts paintings: elephant and giraffe
7 competition "Mysteries from the barrel".
Brown big cat.
In front of her is a wolf, like a midge.
Chest and shoulders are wide
Very sharp fangs.
The male has a lush mane
And the posture is proud.
AT Africa, he is the king of beasts,
Only his elephant is stronger. (A lion)
AT Africa has such a beast -
Clumsy and big
Thick skinned like a whale
He sits in the water all day long.
He has a huge mouth
Who is this? (Hippopotamus).
In the middle of the savannah
Two cranes
There is no building there. Exactly.
This is a mother and daughter.
Like telegraph poles
Are rising. (Giraffes)
If you hear the clatter of feet
Instead of a nose, you see a horn -
Hurry on your way
Don't tease him, don't touch him.
And angry, and very strict
African. (Rhinoceros).
striped vest
Pulled on a horse.
Striped tail and nose!
What is your name, Sailor?
(Zebra)
A log floats on the river,
Oh, and it's wicked!
Those who fell into the river
Nose bit off... (Crocodile)
This beast is very serious
And he hunts at night.
And on a tree usually
He hides his prey.
He has spots on his skin.
More inconspicuous. Clear?
I saw prey start!
On the hunt. (Leopard)
This bird is anywhere!
Never flies
Just runs like the wind.
Everyone knows the bird. (Ostrich)
Leading. In the meantime, the jury is summing up, we will rest a bit and sing a song "Hippo has folds"
Musical pause "Hippo has folds"
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