Waec 1990 Geography Past Questions And Answers
Explain the factors responsible for the very high population density in the
(a) North-East of USA
(b) Indus and Ganges deltas.
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1990 THEORY(a) Draw an outline map of Nigeria and on it show and name:
(i) one area each for oil palm, cotton and cocoa cultivation
(ii) one forest belt and one savanna belt
(b) Explain any four ways in which any one of the crops named in (a) above is important to the economy of Nigeria
(c) What three problems does the cultivation of the crops named in (b) above face?
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1990 THEORYShow the similarities and differences between road and railway as major means of transportation
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1990 THEORY(a) Draw a sketch map of Nigeria to show any three vegetation belts.
(b) Describe the effects of climate on the vegetation of any one of the belts
(c) Name any two resources found in the vegetation belt shown in (a) above and describe any two uses of each.
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1990 THEORYWhich of the following best explains why the older fold mountains are much lower and less rugged than the newer ones?
- A. The newer fold mountains are situated in areas of active earth movements
- B. The effects of earth movements resulting in mountain building are much greater nowadays than they were during the period of folding
- C. The newer fold mountains, in contrast to the older ones, are made up of more resistance rocks
- D. the older fold mountains have been subjectd to the forces of denudation for longer, geological periods
Explain any six factors each which have favoured the development of any two of the following industries:
(a) Iron and steel industry in the Ruhr region
(b) Ship building in Japan
(c) Chemical industry in eastern United States of America
(d) Textile industries in Great Britain
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1990 THEORYWhen it is 9:00am in Munich, Germany(longitude 11°E), the time in Calcutta, India (longitude 96°E). is?
- A. 2.40a.m
- B. 4.20a.m
- C. 5.40a.m
- D. 2.40p.m
(a) With specific examples give four reasons why countries exchange goods and services
(b) Account for the low volume of trade between Nigeria and the rest of Africa.
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1990 THEORY(a) What are the similarities and differences between the lines of latitude and longitude?
(b) An international cricket match between The Gambia and India is scheduled to start in Banjul (longitude 16°W) at 9.00a.m local time on 26th June. Calculate the time and day that listeners will have to tune to their radios for the start of the commentary at (i) Bombay (74°E) (ii) Pittsburg (89°W).
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(a) On an outline map of West Africa show and name:
(i) two countries important for the production of rubber
(ii) one important town in the rubber producing area in each country
(iii) two countries important for the production of groundnuts
(iv) one important town in the groundnut producing area in each country
(b) Describe the process of production of either rubber or groundnuts, in the country shown on your map
(c) Explain any three factors which hinder the large scale production of either rubber or groundnuts in WestAfrica.
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