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Question 911
jamb 1991
The four basic components of the physical environment are?
Aatmospere, lithosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere
Bthermosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere
Catmosphere, lacolith, hydrosphere and biosphere
Datmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere and ecosystem
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Question 912
jamb 1991
If the deadline given Iraq expired at 7.p.m (ET) on 15th January, 1991 in New York, USA(Longitude75°W), at what time did it expire in Baghdad (Longitude 45°E)?
A8pm, 15th January
B9pm, 15th January
C12 mid-night, 15th January
D3am, 16th January
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Question 913
jamb 1991
The two most appropriate statistical diagrams that can be used to depict the data are?
Apie chart abd bar graph
Bcircles and dots
Cflowline and bar graph
Dbar graph and dot
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Question 914
jamb 1991
Use the table below to answer the following two question.

Country.................Iron ore output in 1975 Output
...........................'000 tonnes
USSR...........................139.82
Australia......................64.82
Brazil.........................48.77
USA...............................46.78
China............................36.00

If the five countries produced 3335,990 tonnes of iron ore, what percentage was produced by the USSR?
A41.614%
B24.030%
C0.416%
D0.042%
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Question 915
jamb 1991
By how many times will a map measuring 12cm by 7cm be enlarged to make its area 336cm2?
ATwice
BThree times
CFour times
DFive times
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Question 916
jamb 1990
A major problem the settlements in this area are likely to face is that of?
APoor drainage
BPoor accesibility
CDense vegetation
DInfertile soils
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Question 917
jamb 1990
Which of the following settlements has the grid reference 098172?
ADan
BBiu
CBika
DMaga
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Question 918
jamb 1990
The general landscape of the area can be described as a
AFlood plain
BHigh plain
CPediplain
DPeneplain
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Question 919
jamb 1990
The channel of River Kudi is broad and
AIncised
BGraded
CShallow
DU-shaped
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Question 920
jamb 1990
The total length of River Kudi is approximately
A22km
B20km
C18km
D16km
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Question 921
jamb 1990
Region 2 is located in the
AAmazon basin
BPampas
CCampos
DLlanos
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Question 922
jamb 1990
Region 1 is located in the
AApalachians
BGreat lake region
CGreat plains
DRockies
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Question 923
jamb 1990
The agricultural products associated with the shaded areas are
Alivestock and wheat
Btimber and maize
Ccattle and rice
Dsheep and coffee
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Question 924
jamb 1990
In which direction will the winds blow?
Aclockwise
Bani-clockwise
Cparallel to the isobars
Dat right angle to the isobars
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Question 925
jamb 1990
Rainfall would normally be expected at location
A1
B2
C3
D4
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Question 926
jamb 1990
The graphic technique used in Q is
Asimple line graph
Bpolygraph
Ccompound line graph
Dflow lines
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Question 927
jamb 1990
In P, what percentage does Cameroun account for?
A9%
B12%
C15%
D18%
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Question 928
jamb 1990
The diagram showing proportion are
AP and Q
BP and S
CQ and S
DP, Q and S
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Question 929
jamb 1990
The shaba Province in Zaire is noted for producing copper and?
Asilver
Blead
Cgold
Duranium
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Question 930
jamb 1990
A common problem of the land-locked states of Africa is that?
Athey have the least developed internal transport network
Bthey are the poorest countries of Africa
Cimported goods cost twice their normal prices
Dthey are dependent on the coastal neighbours for access to the sea
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