South Sudan Quiz Part 2: The World's Newest Nation, the Sudd, and Dinka Culture

How well do you know South Sudan? Part 2

Test your knowledge of South Sudan with these 10 new questions. Choose the best answer for each question and see your score at the end!

• 1. What is the name of the large swamp region in South Sudan, one of the world's largest wetlands?

  • (A) Okavango Delta
  • (B) Sudd
  • (C) Pantanal
  • (D) Everglades

• 2. What is a "dinka"?

  • (A) A type of food
  • (B) A member of the Dinka ethnic group, the largest in South Sudan
  • (C) A musical instrument
  • (D) A traditional dance

• 3. Who was John Garang?

  • (A) A famous South Sudanese musician
  • (B) A Sudanese politician and revolutionary leader
  • (C) A celebrated athlete
  • (D) The first president of South Sudan

• 4. What is a common feature of South Sudanese culture?

  • (A) A preference for urban life
  • (B) Cattle are a symbol of wealth and status
  • (C) A written literary tradition
  • (D) A matriarchal society

• 5. What is a major humanitarian issue in South Sudan?

  • (A) Over-tourism
  • (B) Food insecurity and displacement
  • (C) Air pollution
  • (D) An aging population

• 6. What is the name of the national park that is home to one of the world's largest animal migrations?

  • (A) Boma National Park
  • (B) Serengeti National Park
  • (C) Kruger National Park
  • (D) Hwange National Park

• 7. What is a common characteristic of the communication style in South Sudan?

  • (A) Very direct and blunt
  • (B) Respectful and community-oriented
  • (C) Quiet and reserved
  • (D) Using few gestures

• 8. What is the most popular sport in South Sudan?

  • (A) Basketball
  • (B) Wrestling
  • (C) Football (Soccer)
  • (D) Athletics

• 9. What is a "tukul"?

  • (A) A traditional round hut with a conical roof
  • (B) A type of boat
  • (C) A musical instrument
  • (D) A piece of clothing

• 10. What is a major challenge for the development of South Sudan?

  • (A) Lack of natural resources
  • (B) Ongoing conflict and instability
  • (C) A small workforce
  • (D) An aging population