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Question 21
waec 2016
The common modes of transportation in the mapped area are
ARailway and water
BPipeline and railway
CRoad and water
DAir and water
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Question 22
waec 2016
Which of the following statements is true about the drainage of the mapped area?
AThe watershed from which the rivers take their sources is in the North West
BR.Isbo and R.Gembeh are the rivers that drain the distrint
CR.Gembeh has many distributaries
DAn oxbow lake has been formed at the point of intersection of R.Isbo and R.Gembeh
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Question 23
waec 2016
The bearing of Bodel from Bebe is
A25.0
B255.0
C115.0
D150.0
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Question 24
waec 2016

The distance as the crow flies from Bebe to Bodel is

A12.75km
B10.00km
C7.25km
D5.25km
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Question 25
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The lowest point in the map is in the
ASouth-east
BNorth-east
CSouth-west
DNorth-west
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Question 26
waec 2016
The contour interval on the map is
A50 metres
B100 metres
C150 metres
D200 metres
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Question 27
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The point where R.Isbo meets R.Gembeh is called
AAn entrepot
BA watershed
CA lagoon
DA confluence
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Question 28
waec 2016
The western part of R. Gembeh flows through
AA delta
BA gorge
CA levee
DAn undulating plain
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Question 29
waec 2016
Farming is common in
ANorth Western part of the map
BNorth Eastern part of the map
CSouth Western part of the map
DSouth Eastern part of the map
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Question 30
waec 2016
The scale of the map in statement form is
A1 centimetres on the map represents 1 kilometre on the ground
B2 centimetres on the map represent 1 kilometre on the ground
C3 centimetres on the map represent 1 kilometre on the ground
D4 centimetres on the map represent 1 kilometre on the ground
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