Mountain Ranges of Africa

Q. A narrow strip of land joining two large landmasses is called a(n) _____.

1. isthmus
2. canyon
3. valley
4. strait

Q. mountains are not considered as true mountains but more like a tilted edge of a plateau.

1. The Drakensberg
2. The Ahaggar
3. The Tibesti
4. The Cape range

Q. The ______ is often called the Roof of Africa due to its elevation and vast area.

1. Ethiopian Highlands
2. Prairies
3. Steppes
4. Sahara desert

Q. Mount Kilimanjaro, even though situated at the Equator, is still always covered with snow at its higher altitudes.

1. True
2. False

Q. mountains are not considered as true mountains but more like a tilted edge of a plateau.

1. The Drakensberg
2. The Ahaggar
3. The Tibesti
4. The Cape range

Q. From the given options, select the ones that mention mountain ranges seen in the African continent.

1. The Kilimanjaro range
2. The Himalayan range
3. The Drakensberg range
4. The Atlas range

Q. Mount Kilimanjaro, even though situated at the Equator, is still always covered with snow at its higher altitudes.

1. True
2. False

Q. From the given options, select the ones that mention mountain ranges seen in the African continent.

1. The Kilimanjaro range
2. The Himalayan range
3. The Drakensberg range
4. The Atlas range

Q. A narrow strip of land joining two large landmasses is called a(n) _____.

1. isthmus
2. canyon
3. valley
4. strait