African Natural Resources and Wildlife

Africa is rich in natural resources, including minerals like diamonds, gold, and platinum, as well as agricultural products such as cocoa and palm oil. Despite this wealth, industrial development is limited due to a lack of iron ore and coal. The continent also has abundant water resources, with rivers used for irrigation and hydroelectric power. Wildlife conservation is crucial, with national parks promoting tourism. The video highlights the economic importance of these resources and the need for sustainable management.

Which mineral is Africa the largest producer of, contributing to 95% of the world's supply?

• Gold

• Diamond

• Silver

• Platinum

What is a major reason for the lack of industrial development in Africa despite its mineral wealth?

• Poor transportation infrastructure

• Absence of iron ore and coal

• Political instability

• Lack of skilled labor

Which tree found in the Congo Basin is cultivated for export in large quantities?

• Date palm

• Olive tree

• Rubber tree

• Coconut palm

What is the primary use of the oil palm found in Nigeria and West Africa?

• Palm oil extraction

• Coconut oil extraction

• Timber production

• Rubber production

Which African country is the largest producer and exporter of cloves?

• South Africa

• Nigeria

• Zanzibar Island

• Ghana

What percentage of the world's coffee comes from Africa?

• 10%

• 24%

• 50%

• 75%

Which dam on the Zambezi River is the largest producer of hydroelectricity in Africa?

• Aswan Dam

• Kiba Dam

• Volta Dam

• Kariba Dam

What is a significant use of rivers in Africa besides drinking and domestic purposes?

• Irrigation and transport

• Fishing

• Mining

• Tourism

What was Africa once known as due to its diverse wildlife?

• Safari Land

• Hunter's Paradise

• Wildlife Haven

• Animal Kingdom

What is the purpose of establishing national parks and sanctuaries in Africa?

• To boost tourism

• To promote agriculture

• To expand urban areas

• To increase mining activities