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Question 11
jamb 1994
In which of the following countries have many railway lines been closed down as a result of a decline in their competitiveness?
ASouth Africa
BAustralia
CU.S.A
DIndia
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Question 12
jamb 1994
A major limiting factor to the development of industries in the developing countries is?
Alow level of capital formation
Bhigh population growth rate
Cshortage of raw materials
Dunfavorable climates
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Question 13
jamb 1994
A type of industry that is carried on usually at or near the residence and based largely on native skills and simple technology is referred to as a?
Alocal industry
Blight industry
Cconsumers industry
Dcottage industry
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Question 14
jamb 1994
Plantation agriculture may be described as a system characterized by?
Asmall-scale production , heavy mechnanization and industrial crops
Bheavy mechanization, food importation and subsistence crops
Clarge-scale production, monoculture and centre management
Dlabour specialization, market dependence and poor capital base
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Question 15
jamb 1994
Specialized cultivation of grapes is associated with?
AMediterrarean regions
Bcool temperates climates
Cmontane climates
Dmonsoon regions
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Question 16
jamb 1994
The major areas of mixed farming in the world are also areas of?
Asparse population with low arable crop productions
Bdense population with a high percentage of farms
Cdense population and a large number of urban centres
Dsparse population and dispersed rural settlements
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Question 17
jamb 1994
Subsistence farming is characterized by?
Adominance of cash crops, low capital input and dependence on simple tools
Bdominance of food crops, small holdings anfd family labour
CDependence on family labour, small holdings and market orientation
DDependence on simple tools, labour intensity and high capital input
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Question 18
jamb 1994
The most important factors that have promoted urbanization in Africa during the 20th century are?
Aindustrial development, decolonization and modern transport development
Bmodern transport development, commerce and industrialization
Ctrade, improved rural conditions and industrialization
Ddecolonization, poor rural conditions and commercialization
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Question 19
jamb 1994
Dispersed rural settlements are most likely to be found in areas with?
Aabundant agriculture land and good surface drainage
Blimited agricultural land and poor surface drainage
Ca large agricultural population and restricted accessibility
Da small agricultural population and poor surface drainage
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Question 20
jamb 1994
Which of the following sets of cities has been developed specially as the seat of government?
AAbuja, Chicago and Brasilia
BNew Delhi, Abuja and Calcutta
CChicago, New Delhi, and Abuja
DCanberra, Brasilia and Abuja
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Question 21
jamb 1994
In which of the following regions is the high population density due to industrial development?
AChina
BThe Nile Valley
CJava
DThe Rhur Valley
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Question 22
jamb 1994
A broad-based population pyramid is composed mainly of?
Aold dependants
Byoung dependants
Cactive inhabitants
Dmore males than females
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Question 23
jamb 1994
The population size of any place is best determined by?
Athe level of industrialization and the standard of living of the people
Bnatural change and migration
Ccensus and vital registeration
Dits migration and employment indices
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Question 24
jamb 1994
A sharp decrease in the population of herbivores in an ecosystem is likely to lead to?
Aan increase in the amount of plant cover
Ba decrease in the population of rodents
Can increase inthe population of rodents
Da decrease in the population of saprophytes
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Question 25
jamb 1994
Urban centres are best distinguished from rural, settlements by their?
Amorphology and location
Bpopulation and function
Csite and function
Dmorphology and demography
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Question 26
jamb 1994
Which of the following trees is most suitable for pulp and paper production?
AObeche
BEbony
CSpruce
DMahogany
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Question 27
jamb 1994
In a humid areas, farmers add lime to the soil to? development
Afacilitate the absorption of nutrients
Bencourage the development of green leaves
Cact as fertilizer
Dreduce acidity
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Question 28
jamb 1994
The major constituents of a typical soil are?
Agravel, sand, silt and clay
Bmineral matter, organic matter, air and water
Cstone, mineral matter, pore spaces and micro-organism
Dcalcium, magnesium, potassium amd sodium
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Question 29
jamb 1994
The most dominant pair of active factors affecting plants growth is?
Asoil and fauna
Bclimate and soil
Cclimate and topography
Dtopography and man
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Question 30
jamb 1994
A major feature of the tropical continental climates is the?
Arelatively low annual range of temperature
Bregular and reliable rainfall
Cexcess of evaporation over rainfall
Dexcess of rainfall over evaporation
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