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Which of the following is not an importance of Geographic Information System(G.I.S)
Which of the following activities does not control soil erosion
Which of the following food chains is impossible?
What is the longitude of a town Y whose local time is 12:00 noon when Greenwich mean time is 6:00pm
One of the following is not a sequence of denudation
Which of the following is not a precaution to be taken when making a compass traverse?
Arrange the following scales in ascending order: 1:50,000, 1:200,000, 1:200, 1:300,000
Which of the following is not an example of mineral resources?
The prosperity of Kenya depends on the cultivation of
Plants in the savannah are adapted mainly to alternating periods of high and low?
Which of the following statistical mapping techniques is most suitable for showing the spatial distribution of cattle in the different northern states of Nigeria?
Which of the following gives the correct full meaning of G.I.S?
An important mineral deposit in south Africa which has attracted a large number of white settler is
___________ is a layer of very fine wind-deposited sand and silt?
__________ is a highland area which seperates the headstreams of rivers flowing in different directions but rising from the same mountainous source
Which of the following is a way of controlling soil erosion
The soil gains nitrogen through one of the following except
Which of the following is an effect of the earth's revolution?
What is the process of lowering and levelling of the earth surface by gradual breaking and wearing away of such earth's surfaces.
________is the failure of the end point of a closed traverse to fall exactly on the point of origin of the transverse