Tourist Destinations N5 — Memo

November 2018 — N5 — Tourist Destinations

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1.1.1Tropic of Capricorn

1.1.2Europe

1.1.3Asia

1.1.4Antananarivo

1.1.5Kampala

1.1.6Reunion

1.1.7Comoros

1.1.8Mozambique

1.1.9Democratic Republic of the Congo

1.1.10Algeria

1.1.11Tanzania

1.1.12Lake Victoria

1.1.13Strait of Gibraltar

1.1.14Red Sea

1.1.15Mediterranean Sea

1.1.16Indian Ocean

1.1.17Atlantic Ocean

1.1.18Mount Kenya

1.1.19Nile River

1.1.20Zambezi River (20 (20\

1.2.1True

1.2.2False

1.2.3True

1.2.4True

1.2.5False

1.2.6True

1.2.7False

1.2.8False

1.2.9False

1.2.10True

1.2.11True

1.2.12False

1.2.13True

1.2.14False

1.2.15False

1.2.16False

1.2.17True

1.2.18True

1.2.19False

1.2.20False (20 (20\ [40] TOTAL SECTION A:40

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2.1NAMIBIA Epupa Falls; Etosha Pan; Brandberg; Kunene River; Lake Otjikoto ZIMBABWE Mount Nyangani; Lake Mutirikwe; Muturazi Falls; Lake Kariba; Chimanimani KENYA Equator; Lake Turkana; Mount Elgon; Dawa River; Thomsons Falls

2.2REUNION

2.2.1

2.2.2Cirque de Salazie (1\

2.2.3A cirque is large volcanic valley surrounded by mountains, creating a natural amphitheatre of about 10 km in diameter. It was formed when ancient volcanic craters collapsed. (2\

2.2.4Cirque de Cilaos (1\

2.2.5St Paul (1\

2.2.6

2.3MAURITIUS

2.3.1Pleasance AND/OR

2.4COMOROS

2.4.1Yes (1\

2.4.2EUR30 (1\

2.4.3Cash only (1\

2.4.4embassycomorespretoria@gmail.com (1\

2.4.5Moroni Port aux Boutres (Port of Dhows\ (2\

2.4.6Moroni is one of the best harbours in the country. The waterfront itself seems more Mediterranean than African, with rock jetties enclosing the small harbour and wooden boats tied up in parallel. At sunset, it

2.4.740

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3.1.1Botswana (1\

3.1.2is a lush verdant wetland, surrounded by the Kalahari Desert ater slowly disappears into the Kalahari Desert and not into an ocean. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site ammal,

3.1.3A boat /canoe (1\

3.1.4It is a hollowed out tree trunk, shaped like a canoe ( lso made from fibreglass to conserve nature\ (2\

3.1.5

3.2SEYCHELLES

3.2.1eological origin is granitic rock formation Plants include lush green, tropical vegetation , such as coconut palms, bananas, mangoes, yams breadfruit. Coralline Islands (Outer Islands\ oral outcrops that rise only a few feet

3.2.2Miniature replica of Big Ben on the Vauxhall Bridge in London A gift from the British government Seychelles first step towards independence

3.2.5Morne Seychellois (1\

3.2.6Curieuse (1\

3.2.7Aride (1\

3.2.8Bird (1\

3.2.9Desroches (1\

3.3MADAGASCAR

3.3.10(10 (20\ [40]40

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4.1.1Unguja (1\

4.1.2

4.1.3Pemba or Mafia (1\

4.1.4Two hours (1\

4.1.5pices and incense (2\

4.1.6Islam ( Muslim (1\

4.1.7anilla pods Adventure Camps Tanzania

4.1.13

4.1.14On the site of the infamous slave market (1\

4.1.15Tanzania and Zanzibar in the yellow fever area the vaccination help to protect the visitor. (1\

4.1.16Kiswahili refers to the language Swahili refers to the people (2 (2\

4.1.17Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (ZNZ\ (2\

4.2BIA

4.2.1Windhoek (1\

4.2.2Windhoek is in the central highlands, surrounded by the Auas Mountains in the south east, the Eros Mountains in the north east and the Khomas Hochland in the west. (4\

4.2.3The Trans Caprivi and Trans Kalahari highways are fast and comfortable road links between Walvis Bay and other SADC countries. The Intercape Mainliner bus service and the Ekonolux bus service run between Namibia and South African cities.

4.2.4A democracy with a multiparty parliament ational Assembly represent nine parties

4.2.5President Hage Geingob (1\

4.2.6Independence Museum a glimpse of Nam bia's cultural diversity Alte Fest e built in 1890 to protect new settlers in Windhoek and provide accommodation for the Schutstruppe. Reiter Denkmal Equestrian memorial commemorating the

4.2UGANDA

4.2.1Kampala (1\

4.2.2Kampala is centred on Nakasero Hill Kampala Hill, Namirembe and Rubaga Hill, all part of the 'seven hills' (4\

4.2.3suggested road is via Victoria Falls through Zambia to the coast of Tanzania, then to Arusha, crossing the border into Kenya. Then take the main road from Nairobi to Kampala stopping at Jinja. (4\

4.2.4The Republic of Uganda is a sovereign democratic state governed by the 1995 Constitution. The resident is Head of the State and the Executive comprises 26 government ministers

4.2.5President Yoweri Museveni (1\

4.2.610

4.3MALDIVES

4.3.1

4.3.220 minutes (1\

4.3.3Tropical climate; hottest month is April. Maldives lie outside the cyclone belt and the driest months are during the northeast monsoon period between December and April. (3\

4.3.4Ramadan is a Muslim festival, determined by the sightings of the various phases of the moon. Therefor the date is not always the same. During Ramadan Muslims are fasting (not eating/drinking during daytime\. Normal business patterns may be

4.4MADAGASCAR

4.4.116 km north west of the city centre (2\

4.4.2(a\ Downtown (lowest level\ (b\ Upper level (La Haute Ville\ (2 (2\

4.4.3Rova or the Queen's palace was the seat of the Merina tribe. It offers magnificent views over the city and its 12 sacred hills. (Any elevant 1 (3\

4.4.4Tsimbazaza Zoo (1\

4.4.5lang ylang (1\

4.4.6Fort Dauphin (Tolagnaro\ (1\ AND/OR

4.5

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5.1MOZAMBIQUE MOROCCO BOTSWANA KENYA

5.1.125 June 18 November 30 Sep tember December (2\

5.1.2Basketwork Reed mats Wood carvings Masks Printed cloth Leather artic les Leather Copperware

5.1.3Maputo Casablanca Gab rone Nairobi (2\

5.1.4City Hall and Civic centre Casa di Ferro CFM Railway Station Hotel Polana Restaurante 1908 Jardin Tunduru

5.1.5Mozambique Island Medina of Tetouan Medina of Fes Volubilis Historical ci y of Meknes

5.1.6

5.2MALDIVES

5.2.1Friday Mosque (1656\ fine example of Maldivian workmanship with finely fluted coral blocks and elaborate coral carvings sed for short distances and excursions AND/OR

5.3MADAG SCAR

5.3.1

5.4SEYCHELLES

5.4.1

5.4.2

5.5REUNION

5.5.1AND/OR 13

5.6MAURITIUS

5.6.1Women with colourful, wide long dresses dancing on the beach the beat of Sega music (a mixture of African, Asian and European influences\ with hand ges tures, swaying of their dresses and shuffling feet

5.6.2evotees honour the son of Shiva by way of self mutilation (insert ewers and hooks in their cheeks, tongue, chest etc.\ and carry a wooden arch (a cavadee\ decorated with flowers and milk to the temple

5.7COMOROS

5.7.1Traditional fishing boat

5.7.2Moroni's famous landmark, overlooking the por Built in 1427, added minaret in 1921 nique Comorian architectural style and b eautiful views from the top Any [40]40

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6.1UGANDA

6.1.1Lake Albert; Lake Edward (2\

6.1.2Jinja (1\

6.1.3Entebbe (1\

6.1.4Kabale (1\

6.1.5Lake George (1\

6.1.6Mount Stanley (5 109 m\ (1\

6.1.7Ruwenzori Mountains (1\

6.1.8Kampala (1\

6.1.9Queen Elizabeth National Park (1\ AND/OR

6.2KENYA

6.2.1Lamu

6.2.2Malindi

6.2.3Tsavo N ational ark

6.2.4Kisumu

6.2.5Lake Victoria

6.2.6Mount Kenya

6.2.7The Jade Sea/Sea of Jade

6.2.8Mombasa

6.2.9Amboseli ational ark

6.2.10Masai Mara National Park (10 (10\ AND/OR

6.3ZAMBIA

6.3.1The Victoria Falls

6.3.2Kafue National Park

6.3.3umbu National Park

6.3.4The Copperbelt

6.3.5Presidents' Park

6.3.6Mpulungu

6.3.7Livingstone

6.3.8Kalambo Falls

6.3.9Siavonga

6.3.10Mongu (10 (10\ 15

6.4MALAWI

6.4.1Likoma Island

6.4.2Mandala House

6.4.3Lake Malawi National Park

6.4.4Lower Shire Valley

6.4.5Gule Wamkulu

6.4.6Livingstonia

6.4.7Mulanje Massif (Sapitwa is the highest peak\

6.4.8Mozambique

6.4.9Great Rift Valley

6.4.10Blanty (10 (10\ INDIAN OCEAN ISLANDS SECTION

6.5Choose FIVE countries:

6.5.1A, C

6.5.2A, J

6.5.3B, H

6.5.4K, M

6.5.6F, L (Any 5 (10\

6.6.1False

6.6.2True

6.6.3False

6.6.4False

6.6.5True (5 (10\ [40] TOTAL SECTION B: GRAND TOTAL:40

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TitleMemo

SubjectTourist Destinations

LevelN5

Document typeNated Tourism

Year2018

MonthNovember

Pages15

Downloads2

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago8y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayThursday

Exam periodNovember 2018

Days since exam2,899

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