Jamb 1999 Geography Past Questions And Answers

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1

The sequence of savannah vegetation zones in Nigeria towards the northern part is

  • A. Derived, Sahel, Guinea and Sudan
  • B. Derived, Guinea, Sudan and Sahel
  • C. Derived, Sudan, Guinea and Sahel
  • D. Derived, Guinea, Sahel and Sudan
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2

The group of countries that produce most of the cocoa in West Africa is

  • A. Ghana, Sierra Leone and Gambia
  • B. Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire and Republic of Benin
  • C. Ghana, Nigeria and Cote d'Ivoire
  • D. Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire and Togo
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3

Oil refineries are found in which of the following sets of states?

  • A. Cross River, Rivers and Edo
  • B. Edo, Delta and Kaduna
  • C. Cross River, Edo and Kaduna
  • D. Rivers, Delta and Kaduna
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4

An African port that handles more of other countries products than its own is

  • A. Sofala (Beira)
  • B. Cape Town
  • C. Luanda
  • D. Mombasa
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5

A traveller crossing the international Date Line from America to Asia at 12 midnight on Sunday, would have to change his watch to 12 midnight on

  • A. Sunday
  • B. Monday
  • C. Tuesday
  • D. Saturday
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6

In Nigeria, hydroelectric and thermal energies are generated respectively in

  • A. Ijora and Oji river
  • B. Afam and Ijora
  • C. Kainji and Oji river
  • D. Kura falls and Kainji
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7

The main use of the Abney Level in surveying is to determine the

  • A. angle of inclination
  • B. relative location
  • C. area coverage
  • D. spot height
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8

Which of the following groups of people is not found in West Africa?

  • A. Wolof
  • B. Mandingo
  • C. Mossi
  • D. Shona
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9

Many industries in Europe and America have established branches in South East Asia in order to reduce

  • A. production costs
  • B. transport costs
  • C. raw material shortages
  • D. comparative advantage
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10

The distance between the two confluences along River Kedi is

  • A. 9.7km
  • B. 10.7km
  • C. 11.7km
  • D. 12.7km
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