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Question 441
waec 2005
Weathering,erosion,transportation and deposition are processes of
Amass wasting
Bvulcanicity
Cdenudation
Dexfoliation
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Question 442
waec 2005
The latitude which mark the limits of the apparent movement of the overhead sun are the
Atropic of cancer and the arctic circle
Barctic and abtartic circles
Ctropics of cancer and capricorn
Dequator and the arctic circle
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Question 443
waec 2005
Which of the following is not a proof that earth is spherical?
Athe circular horizon
Bsunrise and sunset
Cvarying lengths of day and night
Ddriving poles on a level ground
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Question 444
waec 2005
The most distant planet from us is
Aneptune
Bmars
Cearth
Dpluto
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Question 445
waec 2005
The distance of planet Mercury from the sun is about
A40 million km
B50 million km
C57 million km
D60 million km
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Question 446
waec 2005
When a warm ocean current meets a cold ocean current, they produce
Amist
Bline squall
Cfog
Dhail
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Question 447
waec 2005
What is the approximate distance of town X from the equator, if it is located on latitude 140N?
A1555 km
B1232 km
C441 km
D42 km
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Question 448
waec 2004
The climate of equatorial regions of West Africa is characterized by
Asummer,autumn,winter and spring
Bshort dry season and short wet season
Ctwo rainy seasons with a short dry season in-between
Dsummer and winter
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Question 449
waec 2004
Market gardening refers to the growing of vegetables
Anear a swampy area
Bin a small village
Cin a highland area
Daround large towns
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Question 450
waec 2004
Water erosion in arid regions produces
Ayardangs
Bcanyons
Cinselbergs
Ddeflation hollows
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Question 451
waec 2004
'The trees are tall and evergreen,leaves are small,thick,leathery and needles shaped'. This is a description of the
Aequatorial forest
Bcornifetous forest
Cmediterranean woodland
Ddeflation hollows
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Question 452
waec 2004
Winds generally blow from an area of
Ahigh pressure to an area of low pressure
Blow pressure to an area of high pressure
Chigh rainfall to an area of low rainfall
Dlow rainfall to an area of high rainfall
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Question 453
waec 2004
The differential heating of the land and sea results in
Afog
Bprecipitation
Cland and sea breezes
Dupwelling of water
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Question 454
waec 2004
The high population density in the coastal areas of West Africa can best be explained by
Aits rugged relief
Bthe concentration of industries in the area
Cpresence of sandy soils
Dits inaccessibility
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Question 455
waec 2004
Which of the following ports has the best natural harbour in West Africa?
ALagos
BFreetown
CBanjul
DTakoradi
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Question 456
waec 2004
The imports of most developing countries consist mainly of
Acrafts
Bmineral resources
Cmanufacured goods
Dagricultural raw materials
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Question 457
waec 2004
When two or more towns grow to join each or one another and still retain their identities they form a
Ametropolis
Bconurbation
Cdomitory town
Dsatellite town
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Question 458
waec 2004
Iron and steel industry is most likely to be located near the
Araw material
Bmarket
Cpower supply
Dlabour supply
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Question 459
waec 2004
The relative advantage of road transport over other modes of transport is its
Aflexibility
Bfastness
Csafety
Dcomfortability
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Question 460
waec 2004
If the land area of a place is 900,00 square kilometres, and its total population is 120,000,000. What is the population density of the area?
A144 persons per square kilometre
B133 persons per square kilometre
C122 persons per square kilometre
D111 persons per square kilometre
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