GEOGRAPHY POST UTME

GEOGRAPHY POST UTME

Practice the Geography Post UTME for Universities, Polytechnics and College of Education with our CBT software and pass your geography examination.

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The United Nations estimate of Nigeria population in 2009 was:

154,729,000.

144,729,000

184,729,000.

164,729,000

174,729,000.

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Crude oil is .................... rock mineral

An igneous

Shale

A sedimentary

A metamorphic

A plutonic

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The capital of Niger state in Nigeria is:

Damaturu

Makurdi.

Minna

Gusau.

Yola.

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Lesotho is in:

Central Africa

South Africa

West Africa

East Africa

North Africa

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Isotherm refers to:

Line that connects points of equal pressure

Line that connects points of equal sunshine.

Line that connects points of equal rainfall

Line that connects points of equal humidity

Line that connects points of equal temperature

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The new name of Calicut, a famous city of Kerala is

Trivendrum

Kalighat

Derma

Koderma

Kozhikode

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Which of the following is an evidence to show that the earth is spherical in shape? The

Revolution of the earth

Elliptical orbit

Seasonal changes

Earth’s curved horizon

Cloud formation

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The act of graphical representation of places with identified scale and legend is called

Mapping

Scaling

Shaping

Drawing

Sketching

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A lines drawn on a maps to show places of equal rainfall is called

Isotope

Hydrotope

None of the above

Isotherm

Rainline

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The location of iron and steel industry at Ajaokuta in Nigeria is best explained by the presence of

Limestone and coal

Iron ore

Bauxite

Manganese

River port

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A lake is a:

Large body of water surrounded by land

Large body of water surrounded by water

Large body of water surrounded by forest

Large body of water surrounded by air.

Large body of water surrounded by rocks.

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Nairobi is a:

East African City

North African City

Central African City

South African City

West African City

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A valley is a:

Highland between hills

Rock between hills.

Lowland between trees

Lowland between hills.

Highland between trees

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Which of the following is a major hindrance to H.E.P. generation in Africa?

Sufficient volume of water

Absence of domestic market

Inadequate capital

Attitudes of the masses

Unavailability of good sites

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The World largest Ocean is:

Indian Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Mediterranean Sea

Arctic Ocean

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Weathering of rocks is:

The accumulation of rocks

The building of rocks

The deformations of rocks.

The formations of rocks.

The breaking down of rocks.

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Casablanca is a:

South African City

Central African City

West African City

North African City

East African City

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The ethnic groups in Nigeria are:

More than 100

More than 150

More than 250

Less than 150

More than 200

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Freetown is a:

East African City

South African City

North African City

West African City

Central African City

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The longest river in Africa is:

River Niger

River Zambezi

River Zaire.

River Nile

River Benue

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Any buoyant parcel of air is said to exhibit

Instability

Stability

The dry adiabatic lapse rate

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Dominican Republic is in:

Europe

Africa

America

Australia

Asia

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An island is a:

Piece of land surrounded by forest

Piece of land surrounded by water.

Piece of land surrounded by air.

Piece of land surrounded by land.

Piece of land surrounded by rocks.

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Temperature is a measure of:

The average hotness.

The average reflection.

The average emission

The average heat

The average coolness

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Isobar refers to:

Line that connects points of equal sunshine

Line that connects points of equal rainfall

Line that connects points of equal humidity

Line that connects points of equal pressure

Line that connects points of equal temperature

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Which one of the following countries is having the highest quality of life?

Austria

Brazil

Sweden

England

United States of America

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Kinshasa is a:

Central African City

North African City

East African City

West African City

South African City

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Climate is the:

Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 10 years

Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 20 years

Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 35 years

Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 15 years

Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 25 years

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The type of coal found in Nigeria is the

Sub-bituminous grade

Bituminous grade

Mini-bituminous grade

Non-bituminous grade

High – bituminous grade

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................... is the time of day when tornadoes are most likely to occur.

Dawn

Mid-morning

Evening

Mid-afternoon

Noon

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