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The area likely to experience seasonal flooding lies
A Above q 120-metre contour
B Between 105 and 120 metre contours
C Between 105 and 135 metre contours
D Below a 105 metre contour
From the diagram above the structured marked X is a
A ridge
B laccolith
C vent
D dyke
From the diagram above the structure labelled Y is a
A sill
B batholith
C hill
D lopolith
The major export crop cultivated in the area marked III is
A groundnut
B cocoa
C rubber
D sugarcane
Which of the following ethnic groups is mainly found in the area marked I?
A The Ijaw
B The Kanuri
C The Tiv
D The yoruba
From the diagram above the amount of moisture retained by clay loam soil is approximately
A 150 mm
B 50 mm
C 200 mm
D 100 mm
From the diagram above the textural class that can hold the greatest amount of moisture is
A Sand loam
B Sand
C Clay
D Clay loam
Which of the following factors may lead to an area being densely populated?
A High plateaux
B Lowland plains
C Rugged monutains
D Active volcanoes
The categorization of manufacturing industries as traditional crafts and factory industry is based on?
A the nature of final product
B labour intensity
C the form of techonology
D capital intensity
Which of the following sets of settlements is influenced by the presence of water body?
A lagos , Lokoja and Baga
B Warri, Jos and Yola
C Kano, Port Harcourt and Eungu
D Benin, Sokoto and Calabar
The population of a country in 1990 and 2005 is given as 46, 850, 112 and 58, 855, 827 respectively. The approximate annual population increase is?
A 650 381
B 700 381
C 750 381
D 800 381
The speed and capacity of a train are influenced by the?
A length of the railway line
B the edge of the railway line
C width of the railway gauge
D depth of the railway line
A desert country which has a high population density supported by irrigation is?
A Kuwait
B Sudan
C Namibia
D Egypt
A poor settlement on the edge of a city is known as a?
A shanty town
B ghetto
C new town
D slum
Weber's theory of industrial location was based on?
A nearness to market
B nearness to raw materials
C nearness to source of power
D least transport cost
Birth and death rates are often stated as the number of cases per?
A 1 000 per year
B 1 000 000 per year
C 10 per year
D 100 per year
A major characteristic of an urban settlement is that it is?
A industrialized
B limited in function
C homogenous
D heterogeneous
Which of the following is likely to be found in an oasis in the Sahara Desert?
A Raffia palm
B Oil palm
C Date palm
D Dum palm
Which of the following is of great importance to the existence of plants?
A Metal scarps
B Industrial effluent
C Carbon (IV) oxide
D Carbon (II) oxide
A weather element controlled mainly by latitude is?
A temperature
B humidity
C rainfall
D cloud cover
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