Exploring Africa's Landform Regions

What geological feature is the Great Rift Valley known for?

• Volcanic mountain range

• Tectonic rift valley

• Oceanic trench

• Sedimentary basin

Which desert is the largest hot desert in the world?

• Sahara Desert

• Atacama Desert

• Kalahari Desert

• Gobi Desert

What type of climate is found in the Kalahari Desert?

• Temperate climate

• Semi-arid climate

• Tropical climate

• Arctic climate

Which mountain range separates Morocco from the Sahara Desert?

• Rocky Mountains

• Andes

• Atlas Mountains

• Himalayas

What is the highest peak in the Drakensberg Mountains?

• Thabana Ntlenyana

• Mount Everest

• Mont Blanc

• Kilimanjaro

How did the Great Rift Valley form?

• The Great Rift Valley formed due to glacial movements.

• The Great Rift Valley was created by erosion from rivers.

• The Great Rift Valley was formed by volcanic activity.

• The Great Rift Valley formed from tectonic plate movements causing the land to sink.

What are the main characteristics of the Sahara Desert?

• The Sahara Desert is characterized by extreme aridity, high temperatures, vast sand dunes, rocky plateaus, and minimal vegetation.

• Dense forests with abundant wildlife

• Tropical rainforests with high humidity

• Cold temperatures and heavy snowfall

Which animals are commonly found in the Kalahari Desert?

• Meerkat, gemsbok, springbok, rodents, reptiles

• elephant

• polar bear

• penguin

What is the significance of the Atlas Mountains in Africa?

• The Atlas Mountains are famous for their extensive urban development.

• The Atlas Mountains are crucial for climate regulation, biodiversity, and resource provision in North Africa.

• The Atlas Mountains serve as a major trade route between Europe and Asia.

• The Atlas Mountains are primarily known for their volcanic activity.

How do the Drakensberg Mountains affect local weather patterns?

• The Drakensberg Mountains have no impact on local weather.

• The mountains only increase temperatures in the region.

• The Drakensberg Mountains cause consistent rainfall on both sides.

• The Drakensberg Mountains create orographic rainfall on the windward side and a rain shadow effect on the leeward side.