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Unit 7 Africa

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A landform that was created millions of years ago. It is a deep

trench that is nearly 4,000 miles long. Which

landform is this?

a)

Great Rift Valley

b)

Congo River

c)

Mt. Kilimanjaro

d)

East Bankhead

2.

(a)   is the tallest mountain peak in Africa.

3.

___________ is the largest desert

in the world, which covers about a third of the

continent of Africa.

a)

Sahara Desert

b)

Kalahari Desert

c)

Tropical Rainforest

d)

Arizona

4.

What major country is located in Central Africa?

a)

Nigeria

b)

South Africa

c)

Kenya

d)

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

5.

What major country is located in Western Africa?

a)

Nigeria

b)

Kenya

c)

Egypt

d)

Sudan

6.

In the Sahara, the population density is the largest in what area?

a)

In the Rainforest

b)

Near the Atlas Mountains

c)

The Nile River

d)

in the great Rift Valley

7.

Due to climate in the Sahara, most people who live there are

a)

Visitors

b)

Settlers

c)

Nomads

d)

Freedom

Riders

8.

Which statement about religious and ethnic

groups is correct?

a)

All individuals of a religious group belong to the

same ethnic group.

b)

All members of particular ethnic or religious

groups live in the same area.

c)

Individuals in a particular ethnic group typically

all belong to different religious groups.

d)

Two individuals may belong to the same

religious group and still be from different ethnic

groups.

9.

(a)   characteristic is MORE LIKELY to be

shared by members of the same ethnic group

than members of the same religious group.

10.

Which religions are the most widely practiced in

modern Africa?

a)

Christianity and Judaism

b)

Buddhism and Hinduism

c)

Judaism and Buddhism

d)

Islam and Christianity

11.

The Arab people are one of the major ethnic

groups in Africa today and live mainly in northern

Africa. Based on this information, which religion

is most widely practiced in North Africa?

a)

Christianity

b)

Hinduism

c)

Islam

d)

Judaism

12.

How are the roles of citizens different in modern

autocracies and democracies?

a)

Citizens choose the government's leaders in

autocracies, but have no role in choosing

leaders in democracies.

b)

Citizens choose the government's leaders in

democracies, but have no role in choosing

leaders in autocracies.

c)

Citizens directly elect the head of government in

autocracies, but the legislature elects the head

of government in democracies.

d)

Citizens directly elect the head of government in

democracies, but the legislature elects the head

of government in autocracies.

13.

Who chooses the head of government in a

presidential democracy?

a)

the legislature

b)

the judiciary

c)

the citizens

d)

the military

14.

How is the head of government chosen in a

parliamentary democracy?

a)

Citizens elect legislators who then select the

head of government.

b)

Citizens vote for the candidate they want to be

the head of government.

c)

The child of the previous head of government

becomes the next head of government.

d)

The candidate who commands the loyalty of the

military becomes the head of government.

15.

Nigeria has a (a)   form of Government.

16.

How is the president of South Africa chosen?

a)

The citizens of South Africa elect the president

via a nationwide vote.

b)

Leaders of local governments in South Africa

decide who will serve as president.

c)

Elected members of the South African

legislature select the president.

d)

The nation's president is determined by justices

of the Supreme Court of South Africa.

17.

Which nations would be BEST suited to address

the problem of AIDS and administer the

necessary treatment to those afflicted?

a)

a country that has recently gained its

independence from a former colonial power

b)

a nation rich in natural resources that is

rebuilding from a decades-long civil war

c)

a nation that has had a stable democratic

system for multiple decades

d)

a country whose military recently seized control

of the government in a coup

18.

Why have African governments been unable to

adequately address the rise of AIDS?

a)

The governments refuse to accept foreign aid.

b)

Governmental leaders are unaware of the

dangers of AIDS.

c)

Governmental instability causes many issues to

be ignored.

d)

Doctors have been unable to discover the cause

of AIDS.