GEOGRAPHY EXAM QUESTIONS SS1 SECOND TERM
SECOND TERM SS1 GEOGRAPHY EXAM QUESTIONS – EDUDELIGHT.COM
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SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY DURATION: 2HRS CLASS: SSS 1
SECTION A: Instruction: Answer all question in this section
- Geography is a________ subject A. Social Science B. Science C. Humanity D. Arts
- The word Geography is coined from ________ word A. Latin B. English C. Greek D. Yoruba
- The following subject are related to Geography except_______ A. Agric Science B. Biology C. French D. Chemistry
- The following career are related to Geography except_______ A. Aviation B. Military Studies C. Management D. Tailoring
- The following are function of a village except_______ A. Agricultural Function B. Fishing C. Small Seale Shopping D. Industrial
- A town is formed from combination of several _______ A. Village B. Local Government C. State D. Countries
- Lagos state is bounded in the west by the _______ A. Republic of Benin B. Atlantic Ocean C. Ibadan D. Ikorodu
- The solar system consists of the and ______ A. Sun and Nine Planets B. Sun and Moon C. Sun and Stars D. Sun and Orbits
- All the planet revolve around the sun in ______ A. Axis B. Orbit C. Satellite D. Elliptical Orbit
- The sun is in the centre of the______ A. Moon B. Planet C. Galaxy D. Stars
- The surface temperature of the sun is ______A. 600oc B. 60,000oc C. 6000oc D. 60oc
- _____ is the hottest planet in the solar system A. Mercury B. Saturn C. Jupiter D. Uranus
- _______ is believed to be the next planet after earth to have the possibility of supporting some planet life. A. Pluto B. Mars C. Venus D. Earth
- _______ is the largest planet in the solar system is_______ A. Mercury B. Saturn C. Jupiter D. Uranus
- Equatorial circumference of the earth is ________ A. 40.083km B. 40.085km C. 40.722km D.40.086km
- _______ is regarded as the “earth twin” A. Pluto B. Venus C. Mars D. Saturn
- The following are evidence to proof the earth spherity except. A. Sunrise and Sunset B. Circular Horizon C. Planetary Bodies D. Earth Rotation
- Circumnavigation was carried out between ______ and _______ A. 1519 – 1522 B. 1517 – 1523 C. 1519 – 1524 D. 1519 – 1520
- _______ is the time when the mid-day sun is directly overhead at the equator A. Solstices B. Equinoxes C. Rotation D. Revolution
- The solstices occur on ______ and ______ A. December 22and June 21 B. May 22 and July 10 C. December 22 and June 23 D. September 21 and March 15
- On December 22nd the sun overhead at the tropic of ______ A. Cancer B. Arctic C. Capricorn D. Antarctic
- During equinoxes all places have _______ and ______ A. Darkness B. 12hours light C. 24hours darkness D. Equal Day and Equal Night
- There are ______ types of eclipse A. 3 B. 2 C. 4 D. 1
- _____ divided the earth into two equal halves A. tropic of cancer B. Equator C. line of longitude D. Arctic circle
- Line of latitude is also known as line of ______ A. Meridian B. Limit C. Lines of Parallel D. Standard time
- The axis inclined at angle_____ A. 66 ½ o B. 23 ½ o C. 360o D. 180o
- Nigeria is ______ degree ahead of G.M.T A. 30OE B. 60OE C. 15OE D. 75OE
- One degree of latitude is approximately _____km____ on land. A. 111.1km B.110km C. 111Km D. 112km
- Calculate the distance between the equator at 0o and Egypt lat 30o A. 33okm B 33.330km C. 30km D. 3.330km
- ______ is an imaginary line that run from north to south ____ A. Latitude B. Longitude C. Equator D. International date line
- Important lines of longitude include the following except______ A. Longitude 0o B. Long 100oE C. 180ow D. Long 60o
- What will be the time in Brazil (50ow) when it is noon in London (0O) A. 8.41am B. 8.42am C. 8.40am D. 8.44am
- ______ is the time generally adopted by a country A. Standard Time B. Date Line C. G.M.T D. Time Zone
- The outer structure of the earth is made up of ________ Zone A. 2 B. 4 C. 3 D. 6
- _______ is the solid portion of the earth A. Biosphere B. Hydrosphere C. Lithosphere D. mesosphere
- _______ is the habitat of some living organisms A. Atmosphere B. Mesosphere C. Lithosphere D. Hydrosphere
- Hydrosphere provides water for _____ uses A. Rivers B. Electricity C. Gases D. Domestic
- The rock weathered form the ______ A. plants B. Animals C. Soil D. humus
- The _____ is the innermost part of the earth A. Core B. Mantle C. Gas D. Atmosphere
- The earth’s crust consist of ______ A. Stone B. Plants C. Rocks D. Animals
- Igneous rocks are______ in structure A. Colorless B. Crystalline C. Layers D. Fossils
- Another name for Volcanic Rock is_____ A. Intrusive B. Extrusive C. Molten Magma C. Cinders
- Rocks formed from the remains of living organisms is _______ A. Organically B. Chemically C. Cereous D. Carbonaceous
- ______ rocks are changed rocks A. Sedimentary B. Metamorphic C. Igneous D. Marde
- Mountain are great _____ land surfaces A. Elevated B. internal C. External D. Range
- Mountain are classified according to their mock of ______ A. Resistance B. Color C. Formation D. Soils
- Another name for plateaux is _____ A. Interment B. Tableland C. Basins C. Tectonic
- Tectonic plateaux are formed as a result of ______ A. Horizontal movement B. Vertical movement C. Dissected D. Earth movement
- There are ______ type of plateaux A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 6
- Example of a tectonic plateaux are except _______ A. Decan Plateau B Mesetal Plateau C. Harz Plateau D. Jos Plateau
SECTION B
Instruction: Answer 3 in all questions 1 is compulsory
- A. In details explain the meaning of Geography
B. State five importance of Geography
- A. Outline the features of the sun
B. List the solar system accordingly
- Mention and explain five evidence to proof the sphereity of the earth
- Highlight the effect of Rotation of the Earth
- Discuss five importance and disadvantage of plateau
SECOND TERM EXAMINATION
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SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY DURATION: 2HRS CLASS: SSS 2
SECTION A
Instruction: Answer all question in this section
- The temperature of the environment changes with_______ (a) erosion (b) altitude (c) mass wasting (d) longitude
- The degree of longitude through which the earth spin within 3 hours is as (a) 150 (b) 300 (c) 450 (d) 600
- Which of the following rocks is sedimentary? (a) coal (b) gneiss (c) granite (d)marble
- Granite rocks contain __________ (a) silica and aluminum (b) silica and iron (c) magnesium and copper (d) copper and bauxite
- Chemical weathering can take place most effectively when the conditions are______ (a) cold and dry (b) hot and wet (c) cold and wet (d) hot and dry
- The temperature at the foot of a mountain is 200C. If the mountain is 6000 metres above sea level what will be the approximate temperature at the top of the mountain? (a) -1900C
(b) -1600C (c) 1400C (d) 1900C
- The planet which revolves round the sun in a clockwise direction is______ (a) Jupiter (b) mars (c) Saturn (d) Uranus
- What is the shape of the Earth? (a) Geoids (b) eclipse (c) round (d) cuboids
- Which of the following processes is associated with the ejection of magma and other related materials from deep below the earth onto the earth’s surface? (a) folding
(b) sedimentation (c) metamorphism (d) vulcanicity
- Which of the following features is of volcanic origin? (a) Sill (b) Zeugen (c) Loeses
(d) Gorge
- Rocks in the inner core of the Earth are rich in________ (a) iron and nickel (b) nickel and magnesium (c) lead and iron (d) nickel and lead
- Which type of rainfall occurs when two air masses of different temperature and other physical properties meet? (a) orographic (b) relief (c) cyclonic (d) convectional
- Mountain of denudation is another term for __________ (a) volcanic mountain
(b) fold mountain (c) block mountain (d) residual mountain
- When the moon comes in between the earth and the sun is a perfect straight line which of the following eclipse occurs? (a) partial (b) full (c) solar (d) lunar
- Which of the following desert landforms is associated with wind deposition? (a) butte
(b) yardanes (c) wadi (d) barchans
- Factors which influence the practice of irrigation include all except? (a) unreliable rainfall
(b) high rainfall (c) need for more food (b) presence of fertile soil
- Which of the following is a service industry? (a) banking industry (b) food processing industry (c) cement industry (d) pharmaceutical industry
- A negative effect of mineral exploitation is (a) afforestation (b) hydration (c) pollution
(d) oxidation
- The system of agriculture which combines the growing of crop and rearing of animals is known as ______ (a) dairy farming mixed cropping (c) mixed farming (d) shifting cultivation
- Which of the following statement is true of transhumance? (a) it is the seasonal migration of animals rears in mountain areas (b) it is practice by Europeans (c) it involves the growing of specialized crops (d) it is another name the mixed farming
- Most rural Settlements in developing countries of Africa (a) are nucleated
(b) are dispersed (c) have druse transport network (d) have satellite towns
- Which of the following environmental resources is non – renewable? (a) rain (b) mineral (c) water (d) oxygen
- A town which is situated at the meeting point of roads is termed. (a) nodal
(b) Isolated (c) nucleated (d) gap
- A major problem of air transportation in developing countries is (a) inadequate passengers
(b) slow speed (c) inadequate capital (d) inadequate space for cargo
- All these factors determine what a country can produce except (a) size of the country
(b) technology (c) climate (d) natural endowment
- Which of the following environmental hazards is prevalent in the coastal area?
(a) drought (b) deforestation (c) pollution (d) flooding
- Commodities which are used in world trade exclude – (a) agricultural products
(b) manufactured goods (c) mineral resources (d) human trafficking
- Which of the following criteria is not important in distinguishing between village and a town? (a) Geographical situation (b) population size (c) range of functions
(d) variety of activities
- The instrument used for measuring humidity is_______ (a) barometer (b) hygrometer
(c) thermometer (d) wind value
- Settlement in which building are arranged along the road or river channels are____________
(a) nodal settlement (b) nucleated settlement (c) linear settlement (d) isolated settlement
- This second longest river in Nigeria is river_______ (a) R. Niger (b) R. Benue (c) R.Osse
(d) R. Owana
- The most common mode of transportation in Nigeria is_______ (a) Road (b) Rail
(c) Air (d) Water
- The following ethnic groups are found in Nigeria except______ (a) Yoruba (b) Hausa (c) Igbo (d) Ewe
- The main agricultural product of Eastern part of Nigeria is______ (a) Oil Palm (b) Coal
(c) Cocoa (d) beef
- Plunge pool is a feature of _________ (a) R. meander (b) Upper course (c) middle course
(d) lower course
- Which of the followings is a characteristic in igneous rock? (a) loose in composition (b) cry stalline in nature (c) contain fossils (d) changes
- A plateau that is enclosed by two fold mountains is called________(a) a ilaxa plateau
(b) volcanic plateau (c) an interment plateau (d) dissected plateau
- The following are problems resulting from exploitation of vegetation resources except
(a) climate change (b) depletion of forest products (c) disappearance of wild life
(d) flooding
- Which of this statement is incorrect about rail transport in developing countries?
(a) capital intensive (b) flexibility (c) inadequate spare parts (d) poor time
- The export trade of most west African countries consist of ____ (a) machineries (b) processed goods (c) primary products (d) dairy products
- Which of the following features is found along the lower course of a river? (a) wind gap
(b) rapids (c) meanders (d) interlocking spur
- Earthquake shocks are recorded by an instrument called_______ (a)radar (b) altimeter
(c) clinometers (d) seismograph
- An example of organically formed sedimentary rocks is _______ (a) limestone
(b) grit (c) rock salt (d) sandstone
- Latitude 23
on means __________ (a) tropic of cancer (b) north poles (c) south poles (d) tropic of Capricorn
- There are _________ types of mountains (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 5
- Examples of fold mountains include the following except (a) Rokies (b) Himalayas (c) Andes (d) Adamawa mountain
- Low death rate in a community helps population (a) decrease (b) increase (c) birth rate
(d) socialize
- The moon is the only satellite of the______________ (a) earth (b) Jupiter (c) mars
(d) Pluto
- The equatorial diameter of the earth is _____ (a) 12, 762km (b) 12,763Km (c) 12, 764Km
(d) 12, 722Km
- March 21st is also called________(a) equinox (b) spring equinox (c) summer solstice (d) winter solstice.
SECOND TERM SS1 GEOGRAPHY EXAM QUESTIONS – EDUDELIGHT.COM
THEORY
Answer three questions
- With the aid of a suitable diagram
Mention five evidences to proof the
Sphericuty of the Earth.
- What will be the time in brazil (500W)
When it is noon in London (00)
- Discuss the role of road and rail
Transport in the economic development of Nigeria
- Draw an outline map of Nigeria on the map mark and name
Latitude 50N 150N, Longitude 30E and 150E
one area north rainfall between 200mm and 3050mm – name the forest
- Draw an outline map of Nigeria on the map show and name
- Three vegetation belt
- One important town in each belt
- State two uses of vegetation resources in Nigeria.
SECOND TERM SS1 GEOGRAPHY EXAM QUESTIONS – EDUDELIGHT.COM







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