Challenges and Strategies in Expedition

The video describes an expedition to Sudan, starting with an aerial survey that revealed challenging terrain. The team planned an overland journey using vehicles from Nairobi and Juba. They faced numerous obstacles, including mud and river crossings, and had a tense encounter with soldiers. The situation was resolved peacefully, and the team continued their journey.

What was the initial method used by the team to survey Sudan?

• By foot

• By helicopter

• By airplane

• By satellite

What was the main reason the team couldn't land the plane in Sudan?

• No landing strip

• Lack of fuel

• Technical issues

• Bad weather

From which two locations did the expedition vehicles depart?

• Mogadishu and Dar es Salaam

• Nairobi and Juba

• Khartoum and Cairo

• Addis Ababa and Kampala

What was the first major obstacle the expedition faced?

• A mountain range

• A river gully

• A sandstorm

• A dense forest

What was a recurring challenge the team faced during their journey?

• Losing their way

• Wild animal attacks

• Getting stuck in mud

• Running out of food

What did the team use to help pull vehicles through muddy areas?

• Every available tool and person

• Local guides

• Helicopters

• Ropes and pulleys

What was the initial reaction of the team when they encountered armed locals?

• They immediately attacked

• They tried to negotiate

• They were frightened and thought it was an ambush

• They ignored them

How was the tense situation with the armed locals resolved?

• By bribing them

• By retreating

• By offering them food

• By calling for backup

What did the team do after spending the night with the locals?

• They changed their route

• They waited for reinforcements

• They continued their journey

• They decided to turn back

What was the ultimate outcome of the encounter with the locals?

• The team was captured

• The locals were actually allies

• The team was robbed

• The locals joined the expedition