Welcome, trivial travelers, to the Zany Zambia Quiz–a place brimming with tidbits and tales from this southern African sizzle spot! Prepare to dive into a Zambezi of knowledge, where facts frolic with figures, and stories swirl in a dance of intellectual delight! Be ready to leap like a lechwe into lanes of learning and ‘fall’ in love with Victoria’s vibrant visions! So grab your thinking ‘caps’ and let’s embark on a studious safari!
1. Which river forms a major part of Zambia’s western border?
2. In which year did Zambia gain independence from British colonial rule?
3. Which city is the capital of Zambia?
4. What is the native currency of Zambia?
5. What is the name of the world’s largest waterfall, located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe?
6. Zambia has 72 different tribes; which is the largest one?
7. What is the primary language spoken in Zambia?
8. Zambia is home to one of the largest national parks in Africa. What is the name of this park?
9. Zambia is one of the world’s biggest producers of which precious metal?
10. What unique species of antelope, known for its aquatic behavior, can be found in Zambia?
11. Which lake in Zambia holds the distinction of being the world’s longest freshwater lake?
12. Which rare African bird species, characterized by bright red plumage around its eyes, is endemic to Zambia?
13. What is the local name for the traditional, energy-rich food made from maize, which is a staple in Zambia?
14. Which Zambian festival is celebrated to thank ancestral spirits for the first harvest of the year?
15. Which province in Zambia shares the longest borders with Malawi and Mozambique
16. Which Zambian city is known as the capital of the copper mining industry?
17. Which endangered species of rhinoceros is protected in Zambia’s Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park?
18. What is the striking architectural feature of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Lusaka?
19. What is the primary agricultural export commodity of Zambia?
20. Which powerful kingdom existed around the territory of modern-day Zambia, before the European exploration?
21. Which Zambian national park is renowned for its abundant birdlife, featuring over 400 bird species?
22. Who is considered as the founding father of Zambia?
23. Victoria Falls is roughly double the height of which other famous waterfall
24. What significant prehistoric archaeological site, featuring ancient human remains, is located in Zambia?
25. How many provinces is Zambia divided into?
26. Which traditional dance is performed primarily at coming-of-age ceremonies for boys?
27. Zambia has what four-word motto?
28. Which endangered carnivore species has a significant population in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park?
29. Zambia is landlocked by how many other countries?
30. Which river is the longest river lying wholly within Zambia?
31. What is the largest dam in Zambia, crucial for electricity generation?
32. What traditional musical instrument is commonly used in Zambia and is made from a hollowed log?
33. The Luapola River marks the border between Zambia and which country?
34. In what year did Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia’s first president, step down from power?
35. Which snake species, native to Zambia, is considered one of the most venomous in Africa?
36. What rare geological phenomenon, featuring a natural sinkhole filled with boiling water, can be found in Zambia?
37. Which traditional Zambian fabric is characterized by its bright and colorful patterns?
38. What is the name of the traditional Zambian beer made from fermented maize?
39. What name is given to the unique, large anthills found in Zambia’s bushland, which can reach up to several meters in height?
40. By what name was Zambia known prior to adopting its present name in 1964?
41. What is the highest point in Zambia, and is part of the Muchinga Escarpment?
42. What is the traditional Zambian instrument, made from a calabash, used primarily in ceremonial occasions?
43. Which town in Zambia is known as the “Gateway to the East”, serving as the main entrance to the Eastern Province?
44. Which Zambian park is known as one of Africa’s leading wildlife sanctuaries, due to its varied ecosystems?
45. The Zambezi River flows into which ocean?
46. Which tribal king’s palace can be visited in Mwansabombwe, a district in the Luapula Province of Zambia?
47. Which city is known as Zambia’s tourist capital due to its proximity to Victoria Falls?
48. Which critically endangered vulture species can be found in Zambia?
49. What distinctive feature characterizes the Masai Giraffe, a subspecies found only in Zambia?
50. Lake Tanganyika drains into which river?
51. Which island in Zambia is renowned for its unique ecosystem and its diverse and abundant birdlife?
52. What notable feature of the Bangweulu Wetlands allows them to support a rich variety of aquatic life?
53. Which town in Zambia is known for its large market, which is one of the busiest and oldest in the country?
54. Zambia’s flag is mainly what color?
55. Which famous British explorer is commemorated with a statue in Livingstone, near Victoria Falls?
56. What unique rock art, located in the remote region of Mwela, depicts ancient drawings from the Stone Age?
57. Which Zambian lake, formed by a dam, is known for its large population of Nile crocodiles?
58. Which rare, nocturnal and arboreal primate species can be found in Zambia’s Kasanka National Park?
59. What is the name of the colorful traditional ceremony, celebrated by the Ngoni people of Zambia?
60. What massive bat migration event occurs annually in Zambia’s Kasanka National Park?
61. Which river in Zambia is renowned for its population of hippopotamus and crocodile?
62. What is the traditional dish in Zambia consisting of spinach, peanuts, tomatoes, onions and greens served with nshima?
63. Livingston is also known by what other name?
64. What ancient archeological site in Zambia provides insight into early human development and tool use?
65. Which region in Zambia is known for its unique and diverse butterfly species?
66. Which spectacular canyon in Zambia is a major tributary of the Zambezi River?
67. What is the second most populous city in Zambia, acting as the core of Zambia’s industry and commerce?
68. A major railway system links Zambia to which other country?
69. Which reservoir in Zambia is one of Africa’s largest man-made lakes, created by the construction of the Itezhi-Tezhi Dam?
70. Which popular tourist destination in Zambia offers views of the Zambezi River, as well as opportunities for bungee jumping and whitewater rafting?
71. Which national park in Zambia is home to the renowned “walking safari”?
72. What renowned sanctuary in Zambia provides refuge and rehabilitation for orphaned elephants?
73. Which region of Zambia is known for its significant emerald deposits?
74. Which waterfall in Zambia is twice as high as Victoria Falls but much less known?
75. What is the local name for the annual fishing festival celebrated by the people living around the Zambezi River in Zambia?
76. Which tribe in Zambia is known for their unique and intricate basket weaving techniques?
77. Which city in Zambia is known for being the administrative and commercial center of the Copperbelt Province?
78. Luangwa Valley is also referred to by what name?
79. The section of the T2 linking the Tanzanian border with Lusaka is known by what name?
80. Which Zambian mountain range is known for its biodiversity and is a key location for birdwatching?
81. What is the name of the Zambian drink made from fermented millet?
82. Which hot spring in Zambia is known for its therapeutic properties and is a popular spot for relaxation and recreation?
83. Which savanna grassland region in Zambia is a crucial habitat for the Thornicroft’s giraffe?
84. Which iconic fish species, prolific in the Zambezi river, is known for its ability to jump and catch prey above the water surface?
85. Which district in Zambia is known for its large sugar plantations?
86. Which festival in Zambia is celebrated by the Lozi people to mark the change of seasons?
87. What rare species of antelope, featuring a striking chestnut coat, is native to the Bangweulu wetlands of Zambia?
88. Which city serves as the provincial capital of the Southern Province of Zambia?
89. Which endangered species of crane, known for its distinctive appearance, can be found in Zambia’s wetlands?
90. Which significant archaeological site has a name that means “sleeping cow”?
91. The Tabwa tribe of Northern Zambia have a sacred place known as what ‘stones’?
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