- 1. Cameroon's rich history and heritage is a tapestry woven with diverse cultures, traditions, and influences. From ancient kingdoms like the Bamum and Bamileke to the arrival of European explorers and colonization, Cameroon's story is one of resilience and adaptation. The country's landscapes, ranging from lush rainforests to savannas and mountains, have shaped the lives of its people and the development of unique art forms and craftsmanship. Today, Cameroon embraces its past while looking towards the future, celebrating its cultural diversity through music, dance, cuisine, and festivals. The country's history is a testament to the strength of its people and the enduring legacy of its ancestors.
Which year did Cameroon gain independence from France and the United Kingdom?
A) 1970
B) 1980
C) 1960
D) 1950
- 2. What is the official language of Cameroon?
A) French and English
B) Swahili
C) Portuguese
D) German
- 3. The capital city of Cameroon is:
A) Yaoundé
B) Bamenda
C) Limbe
D) Douala
- 4. Which famous mountain is located in Cameroon and is also one of Africa's highest peaks?
A) Mount Kilimanjaro
B) Mount Sinai
C) Mount Cameroon
D) Mount Kenya
- 5. Cameroon's national football team is nicknamed:
A) Eagles of the Sahara
B) Black Stars
C) Super Eagles
D) Indomitable Lions
- 6. The western region of Cameroon is known for its production of which cash crop?
A) Cocoa
B) Sugarcane
C) Coffee
D) Tea
- 7. Which Cameroonian city hosts the annual Ngondo Festival celebrating water spirits?
A) Yaoundé
B) Buea
C) Bamenda
D) Douala
- 8. The founding father of modern Cameroon and its first President was:
A) John Ngu Foncha
B) François-Xavier Vogt
C) Paul Biya
D) Ahmadou Ahidjo
- 9. What is the traditional Cameroonian dance style characterized by rapid waist movements and energetic footwork?
A) Kwassa Kwassa
B) Azonto
C) Kizomba
D) Bikutsi
- 10. Which Cameroonian musician introduced the world to the popular genre called Makossa?
A) Fela Kuti
B) Salif Keita
C) Manu Dibango
D) Miriam Makeba
- 11. The traditional musical instrument called 'Talking Drum' is commonly used by which Cameroonian ethnic group?
A) Betí
B) Tikar
C) Fulani
D) Bamileke
- 12. Which Cameroonian city is known for its production of pottery and traditional crafts?
A) Garoua
B) Foumban
C) Ngaoundéré
D) Bertoua
- 13. Which colonial power controlled Cameroon before World War I?
A) Belgium
B) Spain
C) Germany
D) Portugal
- 14. The famous Cameroonian footballer who won the African Player of the Year award in 2000, 2003, and 2004 is:
A) Geremi Njitap
B) Samuel Eto'o
C) Patrick Mboma
D) Roger Milla
- 15. The Cameroonian flag features how many horizontal stripes?
A) Two
B) Five
C) Three
D) Four
- 16. Who is considered the national hero of Cameroon for his role in the fight against French colonialism?
A) John Ngu Foncha
B) Ama Tutu Muna
C) Ruben Um Nyobé
D) Robert Mugabe
- 17. Which famous wildlife sanctuary in Cameroon is home to a diverse range of primates and bird species?
A) Serengeti National Park
B) Kruger National Park
C) Maasai Mara National Reserve
D) Korup National Park
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