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The following are natural resources except A. rubber B. soil C. water D. cellphane
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Detailed SolutionD is correct. Because cellphane is not a natural resources |
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| 2. |
All these are examples of fold mountains except A. Himalayas B. Rockies C. Andes D. Voges Mountain
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Detailed SolutionD is correct; because Voges Mountains is an example of Blocks Mountains. |
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| 3. |
All the following are fertile plains except A. loess plains B. alluvial plains C. erosional plains D. flood plain
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Detailed SolutionC is correct, because, erosional plains are a type of plains that occur as a result of washing away of top soil to sub soil. |
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| 4. |
The current world population is estimated at about A. 2.0 billion B. 7.0 billion C. 6 .0 billion D. 4.0 billion
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Detailed SolutionB is correct, because world population is estimated at 7.3 billion. |
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| 5. |
Soil factor in an ecosystem are referred to as ----- A. topographic B. climatic C. biotic D. edaphic
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Detailed SolutionD is correct; because soil factor in an ecosystem are referred to as edaphic. |
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All of these are the processes of chemical weathering except A. solution B. oxidation C. alternating of wet and dry land D. carbonation
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Detailed SolutionC is correct. Because alternating wet and dry land/rock is associated with physical weathering |
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| 7. |
The axis of the earth is inclined at plane of the ecliptic at angle of A. 66° B. 23° C. 90° D. 180°
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Detailed SolutionA is correct; because the axis of the earth is inclined at plane of the ecliptic at angle of 66° |
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West Africa is located between latitudes-----------and --------------of the equator A. 40 N and 200 N B. 30 N and 150 N C. 20 N and 100 N D. 100 N and 150 N
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Detailed SolutionA is correct. Because West Africa is located on 40 N and 200 N of the equator |
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| 9. |
All the following crops involve in the plantation agriculture except A. rubber B. wheat C. cocoa D. Howbell
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Detailed SolutionB is correct, because wheat is not parts of plantation farming. |
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| 10. |
In a food chain, the position occupied by an organism is called A. the tropic level B. energy level C. the feeding level D. the habitat level
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Detailed SolutionA is correct; because tropic level is the position occupied by an organism in a food chain |
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| 11. |
Tropical rain forest can be conserved by the following practices except A. agroforestry B. deforestation C. shifting D. crop rotation
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Detailed SolutionB is correct. Cutting or felling of economics trees is not the way by which tropical rain forest can be conserved |
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Population growth rate may be define as the A. mortality rate per unit area over a period B. number of times an organism occurs with a given period C. number of particular species per units area D. net rate of mortality rate per unit area over a period
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Detailed SolutionD is correct. Because population growth rate has to do with net rate of habitat over a period of time |
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| 13. |
Tall trees with buttress root are associated with ----------- A. rain forest B. guinea savanna C. Sudan savanna D. Sahel savanna
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Detailed SolutionA is correct; tall trees with buttress root are associated with rain forest. |
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Which of the following resources is renewable A. livestock B. mineral C. forest D. soil
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Detailed SolutionA renewable resource is a resource which is replaced naturally and can be used again. Examples are: oxygen, fresh water, solar energy, timber, and biomass. Renewable resources may also include goods commodities such as wood, paper and leather. |
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The solar system comprises the sun and it’s ---------- A. seven planets B. eight planets C. nine planets D. six planet
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Detailed SolutionC is correct. Because the solar system comprises the sun and it’s nine planets |
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On September 23rd, all towns or cities in the northern hemisphere can never experience A. equal length of day and night B. complete daylight C. longer nights and shorter nights D. longer days and shorter nights
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Detailed SolutionA is correct, because every 23rd September, all towns in the northern hemisphere experience equal length of day and night i.e. 12hours for the day and 12hour for the night . |
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Density,mortality, birth rate are factors that affect A. population B. dominance C. cover D. habitat
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Detailed SolutionA is correct; population is the total number of people or inhabitant living in a geographical area |
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