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Question 701
waec 2012
A vertical section of soil through all its horizons is called
Asoil texture
BA- horizon section
CB - horizon section
Dsoil profile
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Question 702
waec 2012
Which of the following statements is true of winds?
Aoff-shore winds are usually wet
Bthey blow strongly only in forest
Cthey blow from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure
Dthey blo from areas of low pressure to areas of high pressure
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Question 703
waec 2012
The environmental lapse rate is a decrease of temperature by
A6.50c for every 1,000 metres of ascent
B6.50F for every 1,000 metres of ascent
C6.50F for every 1,000 metres of descent
D6.50c for every 1,000 metres of descent
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Question 704
waec 2012
Convectional rains are typical of
Apolar areas
Bmediterranean areas
Cmonsoon areas
Dequatorial areas
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Question 705
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Convectional rains are typical
Apolar areas
Bmediterranean areas
Cmonsoon areas
Dequatorial areas
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Question 706
waec 2012
Precipitation includes all the following except
Adust
Bdew
Csnow
Dfog
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Question 707
waec 2012
The difference between the temperatures of the hottest and coldest months of a place is the
Alength of the rainy season
Bmean annual temperature
Cannual range of temperature
Dtotal monthly temperature
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Question 708
waec 2012
Isotherms are lines drawn on maps joining places having equal
Arainfall
Bcloudliness
Cpressure
Dtemperature
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Question 709
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To obtain the climate of a place, the average atmospheric weather conditions should be considered for about
A45 years
B35 years
C24 years
D20 years
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Question 710
waec 2012
Steep sides and often dry valleys in the desert are called
Awadis
Bhamada
Cmesa
Dreg
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Question 711
waec 2012
Which of the following pairs are associated with the upper course of a river? I. Deltas II. Gorges III. Meanders IV. Rapids
AI and II
BI and III
CII and III
DII and IV
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Question 712
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A piece of land almost surrounded by water is called
Aisthmus
Bpeninsula
Cheadland
Disland
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Question 713
waec 2012
Wind erosion is most common in
Aarid areas
Bhumid areas
Criverine areas
Drocky areas
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Question 714
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The wearing away of the sides and bottom of a river channel is called
Acorrosion
Bsuspension
Ccorrasion
Dsolution
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Question 715
waec 2012
The process by which rocks are broken down and not transported is termed
Adenudation
Bearth movement
Cweathering
Derosion
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Question 716
waec 2012
Mechanical weathering due to changes in temperature occurs mainly in
Acoastal areas
Bdesert regions
Cwet equatorial regions
Dpolar regions
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Question 717
waec 2012
Which of the following landforms may occur when large scale horizontal earth movements and stresses are set up in the earth's crust?
Ablock mountains
Bfold mountains
Cvolcanic mountains
Dresidual mountains
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Question 718
waec 2012
Bedding plane is a characteristic of
Asedimentary rocks
Bigneous rocks
Cmetamorphic rocks
Dvolcanic rocks
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Question 719
waec 2012
Which of the following is an igneous rock?
Asandstone
Bgranite
Cchalk
Dlimestone
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Question 720
waec 2012
The outer layer of the solid earth is called the
Acore
Batmosphere
Ccrust
Dhydrosphere
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