Easy German: At the farm

The video explores life on a farm in Namibia, focusing on its history, tourism, cattle breeding, and wildlife. The hosts, Gabi and Stefan, share insights into the farmhouse's construction, the unique tourism experience offered, and the extensive livestock farming practices. The challenges of protecting cattle from predators and the importance of the rainy season for sustaining the farm are also discussed.

What materials were used to construct the farmhouse in Namibia?

• Concrete and steel

• Marble and sandstone dolomite mixture

• Wood and clay

• Brick and mortar

What is unique about tourism on the farm in Namibia?

• Guests can experience farm life

• Guests stay in large hotels

• Guests participate in city tours

• Guests stay in luxury resorts

What percentage of guests visiting the farm are German?

• 50%

• 80%

• 60%

• 70%

What is a significant difference in cattle breeding between Namibia and Europe?

• Europe exports more meat to the EU

• Europe has more wildlife threats

• Namibia has a dry climate with fewer parasites

• Namibia has a wet climate

How do cows on the farm protect their calves from predators?

• By being locked in barns

• By staying close to the farmhouse

• By forming small groups with other calves

• By hiding in the forest

What types of wildlife can be found on the farm?

• Kangaroos and koalas

• Lions and tigers

• Elephants and rhinos

• Antelopes and zebras

Why is the rainy season important for the farm?

• It allows for construction work

• It provides water for the crops

• It attracts more tourists

• It enriches water resources and provides food for animals