Unraveling East Africa's Geographical Wonders and Societal Dynamics

The video explores East Africa's diverse geography, focusing on the East African Rift, unique climate patterns in Somalia, the Big Five game, and the challenges faced by South Sudan. It highlights the geological impact of the rift, Somalia's atypical climate, conservation efforts for the Big Five, and South Sudan's political and social struggles.

What is the East African Rift known for?

• A geological feature where tectonic forces are pulling the continent apart

• The highest mountain range in Africa

• Being the longest river in Africa

• A desert region with unique wildlife

Which of the following lakes is NOT part of the African Great Lakes?

• Lake Malawi

• Lake Baikal

• Lake Tanganyika

• Lake Victoria

What is unique about the climate in Somalia?

• It has a Mediterranean climate

• It experiences very little precipitation due to high altitude and monsoon blockades

• It has a tropical rainforest climate

• It is one of the coldest regions in Africa

Which city in Kenya is known for high annual precipitation compared to Somalia?

• Kisumu

• Mombasa

• Nairobi

• Eldoret

What are the Big Five game animals known for?

• Being the most colorful animals in Africa

• Being the most endangered species in Africa

• Being the hardest to hunt on foot in the African savannah

• Being the largest animals in Africa

Which animal is NOT part of the Big Five?

• Giraffe

• African Elephant

• Cape Buffalo

• African Lion

What is a significant challenge faced by South Sudan?

• Lack of natural resources

• Excessive rainfall

• Political instability and ethnic clashes

• Overpopulation

When did South Sudan become a sovereign state?

• 2000

• 2015

• 2011

• 2005

What is the role of NGOs like SWANN in South Sudan?

• Promoting tourism

• Building infrastructure

• Providing military support

• Advocating for women's rights and equal opportunities

What is the GDP per capita in South Sudan compared to the daily income of most of its population?

• GDP per capita is over 5 USD, while 90% live on less than 2 USD per day

• GDP per capita is over 10 USD, while 90% live on less than 5 USD per day

• GDP per capita is over 2 USD, while 90% live on less than 1 USD per day

• GDP per capita is over 3 USD, while 90% live on less than 1 USD per day