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Paper 1 | Objectives | 39 Questions
WASSCE/WAEC MAY/JUNE
Year: 2000
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Paper 1 | Objectives
Geography
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The planet with rights of circular light and dark bands is the
A. mars
B. mercury
C. jupiter
D. neptune
The earth rotates on its axis from
A. east to west
B. west to east
C. north to east
D. south to north
The longitude of London is 00 while that of Sydney,Australia is about 1500E. The time at Sydney would therefore be
A. 20 hours ahead of that of Lond
B. 10 hours ahead of that of London
C. 16 hours behind that of London
D. 10 hours behind that of London
The solar system comprises the sun and
A. six planets
B. seven planets
C. eight planets
D. nine planets
The outer layer of the earth is called the
A. barysphere
B. crust
C. mantle
D. hemisphere
Granite rocks contain
A. silica,aluminium and iron
B. silica,iron and magnesium
C. iron and manganese
D. silica and bauxite
Denudation involves
A. reshaping of the earth by agents of transportation
B. reshapping of the earth by agents of deposition
C. reshaping of the earth by evolution
D. destruction wastages and loss of earth's surface
In the desert region the most prominent agent of erosion is
A. thunderstorms
B. rainfall
C. rivers
D. wind
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