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Question 1451
waec 1994
Which of the following is an effect of rural-urban migration on the source region?
ARural depopulation
BUrban depopulation
CRural congestion
DRural unemployment
EUrban congestion
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Question 1452
waec 1994
Which of the following has the highest population concentration?
ATropical Asia
BPeninsular Europe
CTemperat interior of North America
DTemperate coastland of South America
ETropical interior of Africa
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Question 1453
waec 1994
Which of the following factors least effects population concentration in the North-east of USA?
AMinerals resources
BClimate
CEmployment opportunities
DAccessibility
EFlood
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Question 1454
waec 1994
The best example of a non-renewable resource among the following is
Awater
Bman
Cminerals
Dair
Evegetation
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Question 1455
waec 1994
The best example of a non-renewable resource among the following is
Awater
Bman
Cminerals
Dair
Evegetation
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Question 1456
waec 1994
An aquifer is
Aa permeable rock layer in which water is stored
Ba non-porous rock
Can impermeable rock layer in a desert
Dan impervious and impermeable rock
Ea well-jointed rock layer
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Question 1457
waec 1994
A state of inter-dependence within the ecosystem is best achieved where the components
Acompete with each other
Bare undisturbed
Care controlled
Dare independent
Eare similar in nature
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Question 1458
waec 1994
Desert encroachment can best be controlled by
Aerecting barriers
Bdeforestation
Covergrazing
Dslopewise cultivation
Eafforestation
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Question 1459
waec 1994
In which of the following natural vegetation belts are greenheart, mahogany and ebony commonly found?
ASelvas
BMarguis
CTaiga
DVeldt
ECampos
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Question 1460
waec 1994
Which of the following names refers to temperate grasslands?
ALianos
BCampos
CMontane
DSteppes
EAlpine
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Question 1461
waec 1994
Trees in Sudan savanna adapt to the climate of their environment by
Ahaving large lateral roots with waxy hairy and broad leaves
Bdeveloped thick, succulent stems to store up water
Cshedding leaves in the dry seasons and having long tap roots with umbrella-shaped crowns
Dproducing seeds which lie dormant during the dry season
Edeveloping broad, lateral root system for support
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Question 1462
waec 1994
Which of the following soil types is the most permeable?
ALoam
BClay
CSand
DLaterite
EPeat
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Question 1463
waec 1994
The size of the individual grains of soil is referred to as the
Aprofile
Bporosity
Cdensity
Dcolloid
Etexture
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Question 1464
waec 1994
The dry adiabatic lapse rate refers to the fall in temperature with height of
A0.00650C per 1000m
B0.0650C per 1000m
C0.650C per 1000m
D6.50C per 1000m
E65.00C per 1000m
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Question 1465
waec 1994
Koppen's classification of climate is based on
Atemperature and presure
Bpreessure only
Cwinds and humidity
Dprecipitation and temperature
Erainfall only
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Question 1466
waec 1994
Winds whose direction is reversed from one season to the other are called the
AHarmattan
BMistral
CFohn
DMonsoon
EChinook
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Question 1467
waec 1994
Temperatures of adjacent coastlands are reduced when on - shore winds blow over cold currents because the
Arainfall in sunch areas is susually heavy
Bcurrent influences the air presure
Ccurrent increases the total rainfall in such areas
Dcurrent influences the temperature of the prevailing winds
Etemperature influences the speed of the wind
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Question 1468
waec 1994
Which of the following best explains why wind action is more predominant in Arid regions than in Humid regions?
ALoose surface materials and the absence of vegetation cover
BExcessively high temperature during the day and night
CInsufficient and unreliable rainfall
DLack of surface drainage and the presence of strong winds
EGently rolling terrain and fast-flowing rivers
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Question 1469
waec 1994
All the following are causes of mechanical weathering except
Atemperature changes
Brain action
Calternate wetting and drying
Dfrost action
Eaction of plants and animals
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Question 1470
waec 1994
Mountains formed as a result of compressional forces in the earth's crust are
Ablock mountains
Bfold mountains
Cvolcanic mountains
Dresidual mountains
Edissected mountains
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