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Froggy Jumps Are you an expert in (G5) History and Geography?Online version Grade 5 2025 by Deepti Rbngs 1 What is the specific name for a model of planet Earth? a Map b Globe c Atlas 2 What are large areas of land on Earth called? a Islands b Continents c Countries 3 Which of these is the only known planet where life and water exist? a Venus b Mars c Earth 4 How do we call a place in the natural environment that is important due to its important characteristics? a Natural site b Man-made site c Urban area 5 What is the height of the sea level on a contour map? a 0 m b 10 m c 100 m 6 In Rodrigues, what is the name of the extensive area of low, flat land made of limestone? a Central Ridge b Plaine Corail c Port Mathurin 7 What is "Limestone" primarily made of in Plaine Corail? a Volcanic ash b Clay and mud c Solidified wind-blown sand 8 Which type of lines on a map join places having the same amount of rainfall? a Isotherms b Isohyets c Equators 9 Where is The Great Barrier Reef nature reserve found? a Indian Ocean b Pacific Ocean c Arctic Ocean 10 Name the continent bordering the Indian Ocean. a South America b Europe c Australia 11 Who were the first Europeans to arrive in the Indian Ocean for the spice trade? a The Dutch b The Portuguese c The British 12 Which famous bird of Mauritius is now extinct? a Dodo b Solitaire c Pigeon des Mares 13 What is formed when a volcano erupts in the sea? a A tree is formed b An island is formed c Coral reefs are formed 14 What name did Arab sailors give to our island before the Europeans arrived? a The Mascarenes b The East Indies c Dina Arobi 15 Why did the Dutch stop at Mauritius during their voyages to the East Indies? a To look for gold b For food, fresh water, and rest c To fight the Portuguese 16 Which island was a home to the Solitaire bird? a Mauritius b Rodrigues c Reunion 17 Name the organisation which helps the Government of Mauritius in protecting and preserving endemic fauna and flora. a Mauritius Wildlife Foundation b Mauritius Revenue Authority c Economic Development Board 18 What does it mean when a species is "Extinct"? a It is protected in a reserve b It has moved to another island c It no longer exists 19 After whom are the "Mascarene Islands" named? a Maurice Van Nassau b Pedro Mascarenhas c Robert Surcouf 20 What was the main reason the Dutch cut down many trees in Mauritius? a To build houses b To export ebony logs to Holland c To clear land for sugar cane 21 In which year did the Dutch finally leave Mauritius? a 1598 b 1638 c 1710 22 What was the name of the fort built by the Dutch? a Fort Frederik Hendrik b Fort Adelaide c Fort George 23 What is the term for the place where people come to live and inhabit? a Colony b Settlement c Empire 24 Why did the French decide to take possession of Mauritius after the Dutch left? a To feed the dodos b To defend themselves against pirates and enemy ships c To grow more spices 25 The French sailors who were given permission to attack British ships during wars were known as? a Corsairs b Pirates c Explorers 26 Who was the famous French Corsair? a Mahe de Labourdonnais b Robert Surcouf c Sir Robert Farquhar 27 Where did the British land in November 1810 to capture Ile de France? a Grand Port b Cap Malheureux c Port Louis 28 What name was given by the British after they took possession of “Ile de France”? a Bourbon b Mauritius c Cerne 29 Who was the first British Governor of Mauritius? a Governor Decaen b Mahe de Labourdonnais c Sir Robert Farquhar 30 What is an "Empire"? a A group of countries or colonies ruled by one single powerful country b A small settlement on an island c A trade agreement between two nations 31 What is "Climate"? a The daily change in atmospheric conditions b The average weather conditions over a long period of time c The amount of rain falling in a single day 32 Which part of the Earth is generally the hottest? a Near the Equator b Near the Poles c In the Southern Ocean 33 How many seasons do Mauritius and Rodrigues have? a Four b Two c Three 34 Which season in Mauritius has the highest temperatures? a Summer b Winter c Spring 35 What is the difference between weather and climate? a Weather is daily; climate is over a long period b Weather is about rain; climate is about temperature c They are exactly the same 36 Why does more "relief rain" occur at Curepipe than at Rose Belle? a Because Curepipe is closer to the sea b Because Curepipe is at a higher altitude on the Central Plateau c Because Rose Belle is on the windward side 37 What are the lines joining places with the same temperature called? a Isotherms b Isohyets c Latitudes 38 During which season are tropical cyclones most likely to affect Mauritius? a Summer b Winter c Autumn 39 What happens to the temperature as you move from the Equator toward the Poles? a It increases b It stays the same c It gradually decreases 40 What is a "Climate Graph" used for? a To show the route of a cyclone b To show the monthly rainfall and temperature of a place c To show the depth of the lagoon 41 Who developed Port Louis into a busy town with a well-equipped port? a Robert Surcouf b Mahe de Labourdonnais c Sir Robert Farquhar 42 What is the capital of Rodrigues? a Port Mathurin b Port Louis c Plaine Corail 43 Which of these are considered "dependencies" of Mauritius? a Réunion and Madagascar b Agaléga and Chagos Archipelago c Rodrigues and Seychelles 44 What was the main activity of people in Agaléga and Chagos in the past? a Growing sugar cane b Cutting ebony wood c Fishing and exporting coconuts 45 What is a "Colony"? a A country that is governed by another more powerful country b A country that is completely independent c A temporary camp for sailors 46 Why was Port Louis a strategic location for the French? a It had many volcanoes b It was a good port of call for ships coming from Europe c It was far away from the pirates 47 What is a "Port of Call"? a A place where ships go to sink b A place where ships stop for supplies and rest during a long journey c The final destination of a voyage 48 What did the Dutch find on the island that was "harmless"? a Lions and tigers b Animals and birds like the dodo c Poisonous snakes 49 Which of these materials was used to make oil and soap in the dependencies? a Ebony b Sugarcane c Coconut 50 What is the name of the line on a map that represents sea level? a Contour line b Isohyet c Isotherm 51 What is the "Greenwich Meridian"? a The longest line of latitude that divides the Earth into North and South. b The vertical line of longitude (0°) that passes through Greenwich. c A line that joins places having the same amount of rainfall. 52 What is the main purpose of the grid formed by lines of latitude and longitude on a map? a To show the height of mountains and relief features. b To represent the amount of water on the Earth's surface. c To help us accurately locate places on the Earth. 53 What are "Lines of Longitude"? a Vertical lines drawn East and West of the Prime Meridian. b Horizontal lines that are parallel to the Equator. c Imaginary lines that show the boundary of continents. 54 Which of the following is true about the lines of latitude and longitude? a They are real lines that can be seen on the Earth's surface. b They are imaginary lines drawn only on globes and maps. c They always follow the natural shape of the coastline. 55 What is the degree measurement for the Prime Meridian? a 0° b 90° N c 180° E 56 What percentage of the Earth's surface is covered by seas and oceans? a 30% b 50% c 70% 57 Who built Le Château du Réduit? a French Governor Charles Decaen b French Governor David c French administrator Pierre Poivre 58 Which is the longest line of latitude? a Tropic of Capricorn b Arctic Circle c The Equator 59 Which one of the following is the highest mountain range in the world? a Himalayas b Andes c Alps 60 A volcano that is no longer active and has not erupted for a long time is called a Dormant b Active c Explosive 61 What feature is formed when a river valley is deep with very steep slopes? a A plateau b A gorge c A plain 62 In Rodrigues, how is the area of highlands stretching from east to west called? a Central Plateau b Plaine Corail c Central Ridge 63 The Plains, the Central Ridge, the sloping lands and river valleys are the main relief features of a Rodrigues b Mauritius c Agalega 64 What is the name of the highest mountain in Rodrigues? a Mt Malartic b Mt Limon c Mt Grenade 65 The process where sandy beaches are washed away by waves is known as a Soil erosion b Beach erosion c Deforestation 66 What did Governor Charles Decaen build for the soldiers? a Lycée Colonial b Shops c Barracks 67 The island of Rodrigues was named after which explorer? a Pedro Mascarenhas b Diogo Rodriguez c François Leguat 68 The heavy rain that usually falls for a short period during summer afternoons is called a Relief rain b Cyclonic rain c Convectional rain 69 For how long does convectional rain occur? a One or two hours b Five or six hours c Nine or ten hours 70 Who were the first people to attempt a permanent settlement in Mauritius? a The Dutch b The British c The French 71 Which group of islands includes Mauritius, Rodrigues, and Réunion? a The Comoros b The Seychelles c The Mascarene Islands 72 Before the Europeans, who are known to have visited the Indian Ocean islands? a Americans b Arabs c Australians 73 What are the main relief features of Mauritius? a The Hills b The sloping lands and river valleys, The Central Ridge and The Plains c The Mountain and mountain ranges, Central Plateau and Plains 74 Which instrument is used to measure temperature? a Barometer b Rain gauge c Thermometer 75 What is the unit of measurement for temperature? a Millimetres b Degrees Celsius c Kilometres 76 Rain that is caused by relief of the land forcing air to rise is called a Relief rain b Convectional rain c Cyclonic rain 77 The side of a mountain that receives less rain is called the a Windward side b Summit c Leeward side 78 Which is the driest area in Mauritius? a The Central Plateau b The West c The East 79 What is the main cause of heavy torrential rains during a cyclone? a Massive clouds associated with the cyclone b High tides c Earthquakes 80 What is Port Louis in Mauritius known as? a It is the capital city b It is a mountain range c It is a district in the south 81 In the 18th century, goods from India and China were stored in Port Louis in a Forts b Churches c Warehouses 82 Which island is a dependency in the Republic of Mauritius? a Madagascar b Agalega c Reunion 83 Pierre Poivre was a French a Administrator b Captain c Governor 84 Why was Pierre Poivre interested in the cultivation of spice plants? a For cultural practices on the island b To prevent diseases in Ile de France c Spices were sold at high prices in Europe 85 Who built the first college in Port Louis? a Pierre Poivre b Charles Decaen c Mahe de Labourdonnais

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Are you an expert in (G5) History and Geography?Online version

by Deepti Rbngs

What is the specific name for a model of planet Earth?

What are large areas of land on Earth called?

Which of these is the only known planet where life and water exist?

How do we call a place in the natural environment that is important due to its important characteristics?

What is the height of the sea level on a contour map?

In Rodrigues, what is the name of the extensive area of low, flat land made of limestone?

What is "Limestone" primarily made of in Plaine Corail?

Which type of lines on a map join places having the same amount of rainfall?

Where is The Great Barrier Reef nature reserve found?

Name the continent bordering the Indian Ocean.

Who were the first Europeans to arrive in the Indian Ocean for the spice trade?

Which famous bird of Mauritius is now extinct?

What is formed when a volcano erupts in the sea?

What name did Arab sailors give to our island before the Europeans arrived?

Why did the Dutch stop at Mauritius during their voyages to the East Indies?

Which island was a home to the Solitaire bird?

Name the organisation which helps the Government of Mauritius in protecting and preserving endemic fauna and flora.

What does it mean when a species is "Extinct"?

After whom are the "Mascarene Islands" named?

What was the main reason the Dutch cut down many trees in Mauritius?

In which year did the Dutch finally leave Mauritius?

What was the name of the fort built by the Dutch?

What is the term for the place where people come to live and inhabit?

Why did the French decide to take possession of Mauritius after the Dutch left?

The French sailors who were given permission to attack British ships during wars were known as?

Who was the famous French Corsair?

Where did the British land in November 1810 to capture Ile de France?

What name was given by the British after they took possession of “Ile de France”?

Who was the first British Governor of Mauritius?

What is an "Empire"?

What is "Climate"?

Which part of the Earth is generally the hottest?

How many seasons do Mauritius and Rodrigues have?

Which season in Mauritius has the highest temperatures?

What is the difference between weather and climate?

Why does more "relief rain" occur at Curepipe than at Rose Belle?

What are the lines joining places with the same temperature called?

During which season are tropical cyclones most likely to affect Mauritius?

What happens to the temperature as you move from the Equator toward the Poles?

What is a "Climate Graph" used for?

Who developed Port Louis into a busy town with a well-equipped port?

What is the capital of Rodrigues?

Which of these are considered "dependencies" of Mauritius?

What was the main activity of people in Agaléga and Chagos in the past?

What is a "Colony"?

Why was Port Louis a strategic location for the French?

What is a "Port of Call"?

What did the Dutch find on the island that was "harmless"?

Which of these materials was used to make oil and soap in the dependencies?

What is the name of the line on a map that represents sea level?

What is the "Greenwich Meridian"?

What is the main purpose of the grid formed by lines of latitude and longitude on a map?

What are "Lines of Longitude"?

Which of the following is true about the lines of latitude and longitude?

What is the degree measurement for the Prime Meridian?

What percentage of the Earth's surface is covered by seas and oceans?

Who built Le Château du Réduit?

Which is the longest line of latitude?

Which one of the following is the highest mountain range in the world?

A volcano that is no longer active and has not erupted for a long time is called

What feature is formed when a river valley is deep with very steep slopes?