Sudan: History and Geography Trivia

The video provides a profile of Sudan, covering its geographical location, official languages, and its status as the world's largest producer of gum arabic. It highlights Sudan's history in the African Cup of Nations, the meaning of its name, and details about its capital, Khartoum. The video also discusses Sudan's reduction in size after splitting into two countries, its flag, natural resources, and the Meroe pyramids. The presenter encourages viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To discuss Sudan's political system

• To provide a country profile of Sudan

• To explore Sudan's cuisine

• To analyze Sudan's economic policies

Which countries border Sudan?

• Kenya and Uganda

• Egypt and Libya

• Morocco and Algeria

• Nigeria and Ghana

What are the official languages of Sudan?

• Swahili and English

• Arabic and English

• Spanish and Arabic

• French and Arabic

What is Sudan the largest producer of?

• Coffee

• Tea

• Gum arabic

• Cotton

In which year did Sudan host the first African Cup of Nations?

• 1957

• 1975

• 1980

• 1960

What does the name 'Sudan' mean in Arabic?

• Land of the Nile

• Land of the Blacks

• Land of the Sun

• Land of the Desert

Where do the White Nile and Blue Nile merge?

• Khartoum

• Addis Ababa

• Juba

• Cairo

What happened to Sudan's size after it split?

• Increased by 25%

• Decreased by 25%

• Doubled in size

• Remained the same

What are the colors of Sudan's flag?

• Blue, white, and green

• Red, white, and black with a green triangle

• Green, yellow, and black

• Red, white, and blue

Where are the Meroe pyramids located?

• In the city of Cairo

• In the city of Juba

• In the capital city of the Kush Kingdom

• In the capital city of Khartoum