JAMB Geography 2000 Past Questions

A direct natural consequence of drought is

The most common tree in the desert is the

The most obvious physical feature that distinguishes undisturbed mature soil from an immature soil is the

The direction of flow of ocean currents is determined mainly by the

The medium class of layered cloud which brings continuous rain, snow or sleet is the

The biodiversity of an ecosystem may be reduced through the

A soft, black opaque carbonaceous rock that can be used to make pencils is

The vegetation that is characterized by tall trees climbing plants and creepers in the Amazon is called

One predominantly temperate grain that is being cultivated in some tropical areas today is

The scientist who prepounded the theory of continental drift was

A sedimentary rock formed only in seas and oceans in warm tropical and subtropical environments is

Exfoliation and rock disintegration are weathering processes only found in the

An area of the world that is likely to have 24-hour sunshine on July 15 of any year is the

Where winds are onshore, warm ocean currents will bring a type of condition to the coastland that is

The speed of the wind is usually measured by

Acid lava is rich in

The live commentary of a football match which started at 4:00pm at a place on longitude 15°E will be received by a listener in a town on longitude 160°W at

During winter, the Eskimos live in

Johannesburg, Jos and Galhivare are similar in that they all

The shaduf method of irrigation was first practiced in

Dairy farming is most notable in

The least of the factors to be considered in the location of industries is

The rise in the population of an area can be measured easily by

Transportation is an important economic activity because it

Which of these sets enhances nucleation of rural settlements?

The movement of a group of people from a village to an irrigation project area may be described as

The most important factors influencing the distribution of population in the world are

The most dreaded pest in the Cotton Belt of the U.S.A is the

The Benguela current is to Namibia what the canaries current is to

The two prominent highlands at the Nigeria-Cameroun border are

An important mineral deposit in South Africa which has attracted a large number of white settlers is

The prosperity of Kenya depends upon the cultivation of

One major feature of manufacturing in West Africa is that the industries

The most important air masses which affect the climate of Nigeria are the

The low rainfall along Cape Three Points in Ghana is due to the

In Nigeria, the dominant trees of the Guinea Savannah include

From its source to its mouth, the River Niger passes through

An environmental hazard which occurs slowly and unnoticed in the oil-producing region of the Niger Delta of Nigeria is

One basic mineral that is common to Sokoto, Ewekoro, Calabar and Nkalagu is

The modal temperature for the town is

The annual range of temperature for the town is

The feature is a product of

The landform is a

The technique that would produce the most accurate contoured map of a small area is

In Nigeria, continentality poses the greatest hindrance to economic development in the

The feature marked X is best described as a

Tap is visible from

Roads and settlements are restricted in the area because of the

The bearing of the end of the secondary road at Ned from the road junction at Gag is approximately

The approximate elevation of the spot height indicated on the eastern peak is