Geography Past Questions

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Question 21
jamb 1994
Seasons are recognized with in the tropics primarily on the basis of?
Aair masses
Btemperature
Crainfall
Devaporation
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Question 22
jamb 1994
The circulation of ocean currents is?
Aclockwise both in the north and southern hemispheres
Banti-clockwise both in the southern hemispheres
Canti-clockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise both in the southern hemispheres
Dclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise both in the southern hemispheres
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Question 23
jamb 1994
Which of the following landforms originates from aeolian erosion?
AWadi
BDeflation hollow
CSand dune
DPlaya
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Question 24
jamb 1994
Which of these sets of rivers enter the sea through esturies?
AThe Thames, Zaire and Plate
BThe Plate, Ganges and Columbia
CThe Nile, Rhine and st. Lawrence
DThe Zarie, Thames and Niger
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Question 25
jamb 1994
Which of the following sets of rocks is organically formed?
ARock salt, breccia and conglometerate
BClay, mudstone and sandstone
Cpeat, chalk and limestone
DGirt, coal and shale
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Question 26
jamb 1994
At which of the following latitudes would you expect more than 24 hours of continuous sunshine or darkness at a particular time of the year?
A40°N and S
B50°N and S
C60°N and S
D70°N and S
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Question 27
jamb 1994
Sedimentary rocks are easily recognized in the field because they?
Aform round hills
Bare faulted
Cform vertical columns
Doccur in layers
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Question 28
jamb 1994
A map drawn to a scale of 1: 180,000 is reduced three times. What is the scale of the new map?
A1: 60,000
B1: 90,000
C1: 360,000
D1: 540,000
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Question 29
jamb 1994
The captain of a ship in the mid sea observed that it was local noon as he was listening to 08.00 hrs BBC world news. On which longitude was his ship?
A60°E
B60°W
C120°E
D120°W
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Question 30
jamb 1994
Which of the following scales would allow the greatest amount of detail on a map?
A1: 20
B1: 50
C1: 500
D1: 2,500
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