Second Term Examination Geography SS 2 – Exam Questions

 

CRN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 

GEOGRAPHY 

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION 

SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL – SS 2 

 

 

SECTION A – OBJECTIVES

Answer all the questions.

 

1. The solar system consists of the Sun and ___________________ planets.

(a) ten

(b) five

(c) nine

(d) two

 

2. Rivers meet at ___________________.

(a) meeting point

(b) valve

(c) lowlands

(d) confluence

 

3. The speed of a river is its ___________________.

(a) power

(b) energy

(c) strength

(d) protein

 

4. One of these is a feature of upper course of a river is ___________________.

(a) attrition

(b) meander

(c) Ox – bow

(d) Gorge

 

5. ___________________ is the fan-shaped alluvial plain formed as a result of deposition of fine materials in the sea.

(a) Gorge

(b) Delta

(c) Attrition

(d) Meander

 

6. Aridity means ___________________.

(a) wetness

(b) acidic

(c) dryness

(d) dampness

 

7. The gradual disintegration of rocks due to their exposure to air is ___________________.

(a) biological weathering

 

 

(b) physical weathering

(c) modern weathering

(d) chemical weathering

 

8. The largest desert is ___________________.

(a) Kalahari

(b) Atacama

(c) Zeugen

(d) sahara

 

9. A desert landscape made up of mainly pebbles and gravels is ___________________.

(a) rocky desert

(b) mountain desert

(c) sand desert

(d) reg desert

 

10. The tributaries of a river are known as ___________________.

(a) small rivers

(b) subsequent rivers

(c) consequent rivers

(d) joint rivers

 

11. ___________________ is the result of the inability of rivers to flow straight because of low gravity.

(a) Fraction

(b) Salutation

(c) Capture

(d) Meander

 

12. Waterfall is a feature of the ___________________ course of a river.

(a) upper

(b) middle

(c) end

(d) lower

 

13. A river end is called ___________________.

(a) end

(b) terminal

(c) leg

(d) mouth

 

14. River capture is also called ___________________.

(a) gorge

 

 

(b) canyon

(c) river piracy

(d) river juvenile

 

15.` When water is too much in a soil, the soil is said to be ___________________.

(a) water soaked

(b) water logged

(c) water fulled

(d) water filled

 

16. Organic matter in the soil is called ___________________.

(a) humus

(b) loam

(c) humidity

(d) rain

 

17. The ability of air to circulate freely in the soil is called ___________________.

(a) capillarity

(b) turgidity

(c) aeration

(d) tillage

 

18. The upward movement of water in the soil is ___________________.

(a) tillage

(b) turgidity

(c) capillarity

(d) porosity

 

19. When the data involves two variables, ___________________ Is used.

(a) simple bar chart

(b) compound bar chart

(c) multiple bar chart

(d) multiplication bar chart

 

20. The most commonly graphical presentation of movement along different routes is

(a) multiple bar chart

 

 

(b) line graphs

© star graph

(d) flow chart

 

 

SECTION B – THEORY

Answer four (4) questions ONLY.

 

QUESTION 1

a. List five graphical representation of statistical data.

 

b. Give four advantages of graphs.

 

QUESTION 2

The table below represents the population of some towns in Kano state as at 1984;:

Town                    Population

Kwazo                  50,000

Dalakari               35,500

Zauzau                80,800

Malufachi           25,000

Danbaro            125,000

Gwari                   75,500

 

Represent the above information by;

(i) Dot map

(ii) Choropleth map

 

QUESTION 3

a. List three features of upper course of a river.

 

b. List three features of wave erosion.

 

c. List three features of wind erosion in the desert.

 

d. Give one feature of middle course of a river.

 

QUESTION 4

a. Define weathering.

 

b. Discuss the process involved in physical or mechanical weathering.

 

c. List four factors affecting the weathering of rocks.

 

QUESTION 5

a. Define and describe the following terms;:

(i) River Regime

 

 

(ii) Water shed or water divide

(iii) River Rejuvenation

 

b. Give two importance of Rivers to mankind.

 

 

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