How much do you know about the ‘Dark Continent’? This trivia quiz on Africa will not only test your knowledge but also help you uncover its vibrant wonders.
From locations to climate and politics, we have included questions on almost all aspects of this continent. Ranked in order of difficulty, this list of Africa trivia questions is fun and challenging.
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Africa Trivia Questions For Kids
Q: Largest African country by land area?
A: Algeria.
Q: Africa’s longest river?
A: Nile.
Q: “Rainbow Nation” of Africa?
A: South Africa.
My Experience: I once had the opportunity to visit South Africa, often referred to as the “Rainbow Nation” for its diverse population and multicultural heritage. The vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and rich history left a lasting impression on me.
Q: Tallest mountain in Africa?
A: Mount Kilimanjaro.
Q: Largest hot desert in Africa?
A: Sahara Desert.
Q: Formerly known as Abyssinia?
A: Ethiopia.
Q: Largest African lake by surface area?
A: Lake Victoria.
Q: River with Victoria Falls in Africa?
A: Zambezi River.
Q: “Land of a Thousand Hills”?
A: Rwanda.
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Q: Africa’s largest wildlife migration?
A: The Great Migration.
Q: Ancient pyramids similar to Egypt in Africa?
A: Meroë in Sudan.
Q: Largest African island nation with lemurs?
A: Madagascar.
Q: “Giant of Africa” due to population and economy?
A: Nigeria.
Q: Largest canyon in Africa?
A: Fish River Canyon in Namibia.
Q: World’s largest hot water spring in the African desert?
A: The Eye of the Sahara.
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A: South African Rand (ZAR).
Q: “Pearl of Africa” due to natural beauty?
A: Uganda.
Q: Ancient city of Timbuktu in which African country?
A: Mali.
Q: Largest land mammal in Africa?
A: African elephant.
Q: Known for red sand dunes in the Namib Desert?
A: Namibia.
Q: Highest waterfall in Africa and second-highest worldwide?
A: Tugela Falls in South Africa.
Pro Experience: I once marveled at the majestic Tugela Falls in South Africa, the highest waterfall in Africa and the second-highest in the world. Standing in awe of its breathtaking beauty, I was captivated by the sheer power and magnificence of nature’s wonders.
Q: “Land of Gold”?
A: Ghana.
Q: Official language of Rwanda?
A: Kinyarwanda.
Q: Home to rock-hewn churches of Lalibela?
A: Ethiopia.
Q: Largest crocodile species in Africa?
A: Nile crocodile.
Q: Source of the Nile River?
A: Uganda.
Q: Official language of Nigeria?
A: English.
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Q: Ancient city of Carthage in which African country?
A: Tunisia.
Q: Famous for flamingos and the Great Rift Valley?
A: Kenya.
Q: World’s oldest desert with tall sand dunes in southern Africa?
A: Namib Desert.
Q: Formerly known as the Gold Coast and first African country to gain independence?
A: Ghana.
Q: City known for markets and medina in Morocco?
A: Marrakech.
Q: World’s largest non-polar desert in northern Africa?
A: Sahara Desert.
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A: Tanzania.
Q: Capital city of Egypt with the Great Pyramids?
A: Cairo.
Q: “Land of a Thousand Islands” in the Indian Ocean?
A: Seychelles.
Q: Mountain range in Morocco?
A: Atlas Mountains.
Q: Highest mountain in the Atlas Mountains in Morocco?
A: Toubkal.
Q: River with a unique red color in Senegal?
A: The Red River.
Sigma Experience: I once sailed along the captivating Red River in Senegal, mesmerized by its unique crimson hue. As the sunlight danced upon its surface, I couldn’t help but marvel at the natural beauty that adorned this remarkable waterway.
Q: Famous for wildlife conservation and the “Big Five” animals?
A: South Africa.
Q: Largest city and economic hub of East Africa?
A: Nairobi, Kenya.
Q: Known for ancient rock churches in the region of Tigray?
A: Ethiopia.
Q: Largest island in Africa and fourth-largest in the world?
A: Madagascar.
Q: Famous for unique Baobab trees in the “Avenue of the Baobabs”?
A: Madagascar.
Q: Official language of Algeria, the largest African country?
A: Arabic.
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Q: Largest country in East Africa?
A: Tanzania.
Q: Currency used in Kenya?
A: Kenyan Shilling.
Q: Famous for Alexandria and the Library of Alexandria?
A: Egypt.
Q: World’s largest volcanic caldera in Tanzania?
A: Ngorongoro Crater.
Q: Table Mountain and Robben Island in which African country?
A: South Africa.
Q: Primary language spoken in Cameroon?
A: French and English.
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A: Tunisia.
Q: Lake known for its hippos and crocodiles in South Africa?
A: Lake St. Lucia.
Q: Highest mountain range in Africa?
A: The Atlas Mountains.
Q: Ruins of Great Zimbabwe in which African country?
A: Zimbabwe.
Q: Currency used in Morocco?
A: Moroccan Dirham.
Q: Colorful Maasai tribespeople found in which African countries?
A: Kenya and Tanzania.
Q: Unique script used in Ethiopia?
A: Ge’ez or Ethiopic script.
🌍Exploring Africa through trivia has been an adventure like no other! From the Sahara Desert to the wild savannas, we’ve uncovered nuggets of knowledge that reveal the continent’s mesmerizing tapestry.
So, keep your curiosity alive, and may your journey through this incredible land continue to be as thrilling as a safari on the African plains! 🦁🌟
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