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Question 11
jamb 2001
Nucleated groups of houses occupied largely by people engaged in primary occupation are referred to as?
Ametropolises
Bvillages
Cfarmsteads
Dtowns
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Question 12
jamb 2001
Automobile industries that are essentially assembly plants are found in?
AWest Africa
BSouth Africa
CWest Europe
DNorth East U.S.A.
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Question 13
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The merging together of a number of urban settlements will produce a?
Aconurbation
Bnucleated settlement
Clinear settlement
Dsuburb
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Question 14
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Crude oil constitutes the bulk of the export products of?
ANigeria,Cote d'lvoire, Kuwait and Australia
BAustralia, Java, Nigeria and Libya
CLibya, Qatar, Ghana and Saudi Arabia
DQatar, Nigeria, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia
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Question 15
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The sex ratio of any population may be affected by?
Amortality
Bmorbidity
Cmigration
Dfertility
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Question 16
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Which of the following pairs of cities have both a seaport and an international airport?
ARio de Janeiro and Johannesburg
BLagos and San Francisco
CNew York and Warri
DKampala and Mombasa
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Question 17
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Western Europe and North Eastern U.S.A. are the most industrialization regions of the world because they?
Ahave abundant human and natural resources
Bare density populated
Care on either side of the Altantic Ocean
Dhave high per capita income
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Question 18
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The population of a town in 1975 was 210,000 but grew to 280,000 in 1980. What was the the annual growth rate?

A15.0%
B6.7%
C33.3%
D26.7%
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Question 19
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The main problem faced by export crop producers in developing countries is?
Apests and diseases
Bwidely fluctuating prices
Chigh cost of inputs
Dlack of capital
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Question 20
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The basic raw materials for the textile industry include?
Acotton, wool, jute and rubber
Bflax, wool, pulp and papyrus
Ccotton, wool, pulp and papyrus
Dflax, wool, silk and cotton
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Question 21
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The world's leading producer of cocoa is?
AEcuador
BGhana
CBrazil
DNigeria
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Question 22
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High tides are produced when the?
Amoon is perpendicular to the earth's axis
Bearth completes a revolution round the sun
Cearth, the moon and the sun are on a straight line
Dsea level rises because of the earth's rotation
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Question 23
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An igneous rock with distinct grains of mica, feldspar and quartz is?
Aschist
Bbasalt
Crhyolite
Dgranite
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Question 24
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The Dead Sea is the most saline lake in the world because?
Ait is surrounded by saline rocks
Bsea water seeps into it
Cno river flows out of it
Dit is located in the desert
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Question 25
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High temperatures and heavy rainfall throughout the year describe the climate of?

AIndia, Uganda and Ethiopia
BSierra Leone, Nigeria and Ghana
CDemocratic Republic of Congo, Brazil and Indonesia
DBritain, North and South Korea and Nambia
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Question 26
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The time difference between a place on longitude 35°W and another on longitude 25°E is?
A2 hours
B3 hours
C5 hours
D4 hours
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Question 27
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The vertical section of the soil from the surface down to the bedrock, showing different layers, is known as soil?
Acolour
Bprofile
Ctexture
Dhorizon
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Question 28
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An example of a landform produced by glaciation is?
Aa cirque
Ba sand-dune
Can ox-bow lake
Dan inselberg
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Question 29
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A hazard that could be traced directly to ozone layer depletion is the?
Aescalation of the melting of polar and temperate ice caps
Bintroduction of ultra violet rays into the troposhere
Csubmergence of numerous coastal settlements in the world
Dextension of desert-like conditions to the savannah
Eno option
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Question 30
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The formation of coal is associated with?
Alandslides and deposition
Bearth movement and pressure
Cheat and pressure
Dearth tremor and heat
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