Do the Congo, Part Deux!

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1. We're on our way to visit the Democratic Republic of the Congo! Our tour guide, Exit10, a part-time cartographer, tells us that it is conveniently located in which part of the African continent? Central Southeastern Northwestern Eastern

2. Our tour guide, Exit10, meets us at the airport in Kinshasa, the capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Having memorized the world's capital cities, she informs us that the city across the river from Kinshasa is Brazzaville, the capital city of which separate country? Angola The Republic of the Congo The Central African Republic Zambia

3. Our tour guide, Exit10, tells us that the Democratic Republic of the Congo is bordered by nine countries: Angola, Burundi, the Central African Republic, the Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Amazingly, she knows the exact measurement of each border! Which tragic country has the smallest border? Rwanda The Republic of the Congo Angola Zambia

4. Our tour guide, Exit10, drives us by an area where the Democratic Republic of the Congo's main export products are being produced. As a former geologist, she tells us the country is one of the world's largest suppliers in which industry? Llama husbandry Manufacturing Mining Aquaculture

5. The Democratic Republic of the Congo is nearly a landlocked country, but it does have a slight coastline, which our tour guide, Exit10, jogs along every evening to watch the sunset over the water. She takes us to see the 23 mile/37 kilometer coast with which body of water? Atlantic Ocean Mediterranean Sea Indian Ocean Mozambique Channel

6. Our tour guide, Exit10, tells us that the Democratic Republic of the Congo is the second largest country in Africa. She says that while attending the Sorbonne, she learned it was approximately four times the size of which other country? Russia Luxembourg Slovakia France

7. Our tour guide, Exit10, is now taking us to a World Heritage Site on the eastern border of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Having traveled throughout the continent, she explains that this national park has some terrain that is not common in Africa. What is it? Sandy deserts Snow-capped mountains Grassy savannahs Arid plains

8. Lucky for us, our tour guide, Exit10, has a sorority sister from Phi Delta Magma who works at the Virunga National Park, and she assures us that it is safe to visit Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira. Which types of features are these that are responsible for natural disasters in the country? Rivers Nuclear plants Fault lines Volcanoes

9. Our tour guide, Exit10, a volunteer zoologist, is taking us to an animal refuge which she tells us contains a species of ape that is solely indigenous to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Which reserve will we be visiting? Kokolopori Bonobo Reserve Botswana Bush Baby Reserve Tarzan's Cheetah the Chimp Reserve Walker's Chuck Norris Reserve

10. It's our last day in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and our tour guide, Exit10, who is an expert in hydrology, takes us to see one more site. She explains that this is where the navigable Congo River officially begins. Which site are we viewing? Boyoma (Stanley) Falls Falls of Clyde Havasupai Falls Jog (Gersoppa) Falls