A) Ficus sycomorus B) Adansonia digitata C) Acacia nilotica D) Diospyros mespiliformis
A) Desert B) Woodland and Savannah C) Alpine Tundra D) Rainforest
A) Dark grey and fissured B) Smooth and green C) Covered in thorns D) Bright red and peeling
A) Elliptical, alternate B) Circular, basal rosette C) Needle-like, opposite D) Heart-shaped, whorled
A) Yellow B) Blue C) White D) Reddish
A) Evergreen B) It varies depending on the season C) Semi-deciduous D) Deciduous
A) Bright red B) Vibrant purple C) Deep blue D) Creamy-white
A) Solitary B) Whorls C) Clusters D) Pairs
A) A round berry B) A spiky nut C) A dry capsule D) A long pod
A) Yellow to purple-black B) Bright green C) Orange D) White
A) 1-1.5 cm in diameter B) 10-12 cm in diameter C) 5-7 cm in diameter D) 20-25 cm in diameter
A) Yes B) Only when cooked C) No D) Only for animals
A) None, they are poisonous B) Only insects C) Only reptiles D) Various mammals and birds
A) Furniture making B) Fuelwood only C) Medicinal purposes only D) Paper production
A) Less than 1 meter B) 2-3 meters C) 4-25 meters D) Over 50 meters
A) The Sahara Desert B) Victoria Falls C) The Nile River D) Mount Kilimanjaro
A) Floury B) Fibrous C) Juicy D) Gummy
A) By examining the flower structure B) Male trees have thorns C) By the bark color D) By the leaf size
A) Volcanic vents B) Sandy dunes C) Water sources D) Rocky outcrops
A) Medicinal purposes B) Making rope C) Building shelters D) Dyeing fabrics
A) 20-30 years B) Less than 10 years C) Over 100 years D) 50-60 years
A) Poaceae B) Asteraceae C) Ebenaceae D) Fabaceae
A) Stabilizing soil with their roots B) Increasing soil acidity C) None D) Depleting soil nutrients
A) Fire promotes their growth B) They are highly susceptible to fire C) They are unaffected by fire D) They are relatively fire-resistant
A) Baobab Tree B) Jackalberry Tree C) Jakkalsbessie D) African Ebony
A) Habitat loss B) Increased rainfall C) Overpopulation D) Decreased temperature
A) Pinnate B) Parallel C) Palmate D) Arcuate
A) Rounded B) Pointed C) Spiky D) Absent
A) Variety of animals B) Only Mammals C) No animals D) Only Birds
A) By wind B) By animals eating the fruit C) By water D) By humans |