Is the Cape of Good Hope Africa's southernmost point?
Correct answer: D. No — Cape Agulhas lies farther south
- A. No — Cape Town is farther south
- B. Yes, by international treaty
- C. Yes
- D. No — Cape Agulhas lies farther south
Explanation
The famous Cape of Good Hope is not the southernmost point; Cape Agulhas is.
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