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Question 911
waec 2007
The largest man-made lake in Africa is
Avolta
Btana
Cmalawi
Dkainji
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Question 912
waec 2007
Which of the following is not a problem of overpopulation?
Awidespread unemployment
Binadequate workforce
Crapid increase in population
Ddecline in standard of health
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Question 913
waec 2007
Equal degree of cloudiness is represented by
Aisoneph
Bisobar
Cchoropleth map
Dpie chart
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Question 914
waec 2007
The instrument used for measuring relative humidity is called
Ahygrometer
Bwind vane
Canemometer
Dthermometer
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Question 915
waec 2007
Convectional rains are most common in
AEquatorial regions and tropical monsoon cllimates
Bpolar regions and Mediterranean climates
Ctemperature regions
Dtemperature and Mediterranean regions
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Question 916
waec 2007
Humidity is the amount of
Acloud cover in the sky
Bwater vapour in the atmosphere
Cmoisture needed to cause condensation
Dmist in the atmosphere
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Question 917
waec 2007
The instrument used for measuring atmospheric pressure is
Awind vane
Banemometer
Cbarometer
Dwet buld thermometer
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Question 918
waec 2007
A fog is most likely to develop when a
Acold dry wind blows over a cold current
Bwarm mosit wind blows over a cold current
Ccold dry wind blows over a warm current
Dwarm moist wind blows over a warm current
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Question 919
waec 2007
Which of the following favours the formation of rift valleys? I. Tensional forces in the earth's crust II. Compressional forces in the earth's crust III. Lateral forces in the earth's crust IV. The subsidence of the rift valley floor
AI and III only
BI,II and IV only
CI and II only
DII and III only
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Question 920
waec 2007
The swash of a wave is more powerful than the backwash because it
Acarries more sand
Bhas the force of the breaking wave behind it
Cbrings more water
Dhas a long length
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Question 921
waec 2007
Which of the following is a feature of river deposition?
Alevee
Bscree
Cbarchan
Dmorraine
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Question 922
waec 2007
Chemical weathering takes place most effectively where it is
Adry all the time
Bcold and wet
Cwarm and dry
Dhot and wet
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Question 923
waec 2007
Which of the following is not a metamorphic rock?
Aslate
Bmarble
Cloess
Dgneiss
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Question 924
waec 2007
Which of the following is an intrusive rock?
Ashale
Bgranite
Csandstone
Dmarble
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Question 925
waec 2007
Rocks of the core of the earth are rich in
Airon and nickel
Bsilicon and magnesia
Ciron and magnesia
Dsilica and nikel
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Question 926
waec 2007
The area of low pressure around the Equator is the
Adoldrums
Bhorse latitudes
Csub tropical low
Dsub tropical high
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Question 927
waec 2007
Density maps are most appropriate for showing
Athe distribution of people in a place
Bmovement of crude oil to refineries
Crelief features of a place
Dtemperature variation of a country
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Question 928
waec 2007
The annual rainfall data of a particular station can best be represented with a
Asimple line graph
Bsimple bar graph
Ccompound line graph
Dcumulative bar graph
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Question 929
waec 2007
What is the distance between Accra, latitude 5030N and latitude 51030N?
A5,406 km
B5,306 km
C5,216 km
D5,106 km
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Question 930
waec 2007
Seasonal changes in weather and climate are caused by
Arotation of the earth on its axis
Bdirect overhead sun on the Tropic of Cancer
Cdirect overhead on the Tropic of Capricorn
Drevolution of the earth round the sun
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