JAMB Geography questions

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All topics Agriculture, industry and trade · 23 Environmental resources and hazards · 17 Geography of Nigeria · 22 Landforms, weathering and erosion · 28 Latitude, longitude and time · 19 Map reading: scale, direction and distance · 24 Population · 19 Relief, contours and gradient · 18 Rocks and minerals · 18 Settlement · 16 The earth in the solar system · 19 Transport and communication networks · 14 Vegetation and soils · 18 Weather and climate · 27 West Africa and ECOWAS · 17 World regional geography · 19

Question 301· World regional geography· JAMB
The Prairies are the temperate grasslands of
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Answer: A. North America
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Question 302· World regional geography· JAMB
The Ruhr's development was based on
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Answer: D. coal deposits and river transport
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Question 303· World regional geography· JAMB
The Pampas of Argentina are
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Answer: D. temperate grasslands used for cattle and wheat
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Question 304· World regional geography· JAMB
The Great Lakes of North America lie between
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Answer: A. the USA and Canada
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Question 305· World regional geography· JAMB
The River Rhine flows into the
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Answer: C. North Sea
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Question 306· World regional geography· JAMB
The Copperbelt is found in
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Answer: C. Zambia and the DR Congo
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Question 307· World regional geography· JAMB
The Amazon basin is known for
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Answer: D. the world's largest tropical rainforest
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Question 308· World regional geography· JAMB
The Amazon basin is covered mainly by
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Answer: D. equatorial rainforest
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Question 309· World regional geography· JAMB
The temperate grasslands of Russia and Ukraine are called the
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Answer: C. steppes
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Question 310· World regional geography· JAMB
The Ruhr region of Germany is famous for
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Answer: D. coal mining and heavy industry
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Question 311· World regional geography· JAMB
The Strait of Gibraltar separates
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Answer: C. Spain and Morocco
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Question 312· World regional geography· JAMB
The Pampas are the temperate grasslands of
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Answer: C. Argentina
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Question 313· World regional geography· JAMB
The river that flows north through Egypt into the Mediterranean Sea is the
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Answer: B. Nile
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Question 314· World regional geography· JAMB
The largest hot desert in the world is the
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Answer: B. Sahara
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Question 315· World regional geography· JAMB
The Panama Canal links the Atlantic Ocean to the
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Answer: D. Pacific Ocean
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Question 316· World regional geography· JAMB
The St Lawrence Seaway links the Great Lakes to the
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Answer: A. Atlantic Ocean
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Question 317· World regional geography· JAMB
A monsoon climate is typical of
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Answer: A. South and South-East Asia
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Question 318· World regional geography· JAMB
Japan is highly industrialised despite
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Answer: D. having few mineral resources
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JAMB Geography questions

The Prairies are the temperate grasslands of

The Ruhr's development was based on

The Pampas of Argentina are

The Great Lakes of North America lie between

The River Rhine flows into the

The Copperbelt is found in

The Amazon basin is known for

The Amazon basin is covered mainly by

The temperate grasslands of Russia and Ukraine are called the

The Ruhr region of Germany is famous for

The Strait of Gibraltar separates

The Pampas are the temperate grasslands of

The river that flows north through Egypt into the Mediterranean Sea is the

The largest hot desert in the world is the

The Panama Canal links the Atlantic Ocean to the

The St Lawrence Seaway links the Great Lakes to the

A monsoon climate is typical of

Japan is highly industrialised despite