Which forest between Rabat and Kénitra is among the world's largest cork oak forests?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. The Mamora forest
- Step 1: The Mamora forest is a large stand of cork oak on the Atlantic plain. Step 2. Compare each option with this fact and discard those that conflict with it. Answer: The Mamora forest. Why not the others: The cedar forest of Azrou, The argan woods of the Souss and The juniper woodland of the High Atlas do not fit the fact above; they describe different things or do not match the question.
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