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Question 711
jamb 2000
The vegetation that is characterized by tall trees climbing plants and creepers in the Amazon is called
Apampas
Bveldt
Cselvas
Dsteppes
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Question 712
jamb 2000
A soft, black opaque carbonaceous rock that can be used to make pencils is
Alignite
Bgraphite
Clead
Dcoal
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Question 713
jamb 2000
The biodiversity of an ecosystem may be reduced through the
Aextinction of plant species
Bremoval of a single animal
Cintroduction of a new plant
Dtrapping of a single fish
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Question 714
jamb 2000
The medium class of layered cloud which brings continuous rain, snow or sleet is the
Aaltocumulus
Baltostratus
Cstratocumulus
Dnimbostratus
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Question 715
jamb 2000
The direction of flow of ocean currents is determined mainly by the
Arotation of the earth and land and sea breezes
Bshape of the continents and the temperature of the continental interior
Cprevailing winds and the rotation of the earth
Ddepth of the ocean and the amount of fresh water inflow
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Question 716
jamb 2000
The most obvious physical feature that distinguishes undisturbed mature soil from an immature soil is the
Ahumus content
Blayered profile
Cnutrient status
Dtopsoil texture
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Question 717
jamb 2000
The most common tree in the desert is the
Adate
Bacacia
Cpine
Dlarch
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Question 718
jamb 2000
A direct natural consequence of drought is
Afamine and starvation
Bhigh mortality rate in livestock
Cdrying up of most water sources
Dchange in the chemical property of soils
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Question 719
jamb 1999
The distance between the two confluences along River Kedi is
A9.7km
B10.7km
C11.7km
D12.7km
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Question 720
jamb 1999
The prominent feature running approximately N.W to S.E is best described as
AA ridge
BA spur
CAn escarpment
DAn embankment
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Question 721
jamb 1999
The drainage pattern of the area shown is
ATrellis
BDendritic
CRadial
DCentripetal
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Question 722
jamb 1999
Aperi is an example of a
AConfluence settlement
BFoothill settlement
CWet-point settlement
DDry-point settlement
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Question 723
jamb 1999
A profile drawn along LK, north east of River Aye describes
AConvex slope
BConcave slope
CStraight slope
DConvex-concave slope
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Question 724
jamb 1999
The section labelled R represents
AAn offshore beach
Ba continental shelf
Ca continental slope
Da marine platform
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Question 725
jamb 1999
the ocean feature at point S is best described as
Aa submarine ridge
Ban ocean floor
Can ocean dip
Da continental edge
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Question 726
jamb 1999
The range of population growth in the less developed regions during the period illustrated is approximately
A2.1 to 2.7%
B1.6 to 2.7%
C1.4 to 2.1%
D0.4 to 1.6%
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Question 727
jamb 1999
Which of these statements is true concerning the three rates illustrated above?
AThe rate were highest in 1950 and declined steadily throughthe years
BThe world rate is closer to that of the more developed region than that of the less developed
CThe average world rate of growth in 2010 is less than the other two rates
Dthe rate of the more developed regions virtually declined through-out the period
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Question 728
jamb 1999
The two dams found in the Upper and Lower Nile respectively are
ASennar and Jebbel Aulia
BGezira and Sennar
CAswan and Jebel Aulia
DSennar and Aswan
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Question 729
jamb 1999
The group of countries that produce most of the cocoa in West Africa is
AGhana, Sierra Leone and Gambia
BGhana, Cote d'Ivoire and Republic of Benin
CGhana, Nigeria and Cote d'Ivoire
DNigeria, Cote d'Ivoire and Togo
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Question 730
jamb 1999
An example of a horst in Africa is
AKilimanjaro
BRuwenzori
CCameroon
DErta Ale
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