GEOGRAPHY POST UTME QUESTIONS & ANSWERS HomePOST UTME/POST JAMB Past Question & AnswersGEOGRAPHY POST UTME QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Practice this GEOGRAPHY POST UTME exam questions and answers Our experts have provided correct answers to these questions. 0% GEOGRAPHY POST UTME (APP) GEOGRAPHY POST UTME GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Practice with our Post UTME CBT for Universities, Polytechnics, College of Agriculture, College of Medicine, College of Technology and College of Education and pass your examination. 1 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME An island is a: Piece of land surrounded by forest Piece of land surrounded by air. Piece of land surrounded by rocks. Piece of land surrounded by land. Piece of land surrounded by water. 2 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Any buoyant parcel of air is said to exhibit The dry adiabatic lapse rate The dry adiabatic lapse rate The dry adiabatic lapse rate Instability Stability 3 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Settlements can be classified according to all the following except the The type of people that live in the area Number of people per settlements Functions Main occupation of the inhabitants The arrangements of the building 4 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Isotherm refers to: Line that connects points of equal sunshine. Line that connects points of equal humidity Line that connects points of equal temperature Line that connects points of equal pressure Line that connects points of equal rainfall 5 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The ethnic groups in Nigeria are: More than 100 Less than 150 More than 250 More than 200 More than 150 6 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Topographic maps are: Features on the Earth's surface Map legend on the Earth's surface Detailed and accurate graphic representations of features on the Earth's surface Geographic coordinate grid on the Earth's surface Representations of features on the Earth's surface 7 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME To obtain the climate of a place the average atmospheric weather conditions should be considered None of the above 35years 10years 24years 20years 8 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Igneous rocks are rocks formed by: The heating of minerals from a solid into a liquid. The deposition of minerals a solid into a liquid The change of minerals from a solid into a liquid The cooling of molten minerals from a liquid into a solid. The deposition of minerals 9 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The new name of Calicut, a famous city of Kerala is Trivendrum Derma Kalighat Kozhikode Koderma 10 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Nairobi is a: West African City North African City East African City Central African City South African City 11 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME A lines drawn on a maps to show places of equal rainfall is called Isotherm Rainline Isotope Hydrotope None of the above 12 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The most populated country in the world is: Austria Brazil England China United States of America 13 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The World Longest Coastlines is in: England Canada Brazil Austria United States of America 14 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Which one of the following countries is having the highest quality of life? United States of America Austria England Sweden Brazil 15 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Lesotho is in: South Africa East Africa North Africa Central Africa West Africa 16 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The act of graphical representation of places with identified scale and legend is called Sketching Shaping Scaling Mapping Drawing 17 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Nigeria is having: 774 Local Government Areas 574 Local Government Areas. 874 Local Government Areas 674 Local Government Areas 974 Local Government Areas 18 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Kinshasa is a: West African City South African City North African City Central African City East African City 19 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Isotherms are lines drawn on maps joining places having equal Cloud cover Temperature Water level Rainfall Pressure 20 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The United Nations estimate of Nigeria population in 2009 was: 144,729,000 154,729,000. 174,729,000. 164,729,000 184,729,000. 21 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Planet warming the use of water transport is limited by all the following except Narrow gorges Seasonality Wide valleys Meanders Waterfalls 22 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Nigeria has a total land area of: 523,768 km2 623,768 km2 923,768 km2 723,768 km2 823,768 km2 23 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The location of iron and steel industry at Ajaokuta in Nigeria is best explained by the presence of Iron ore River port Manganese Limestone and coal Bauxite 24 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Freetown is a: South African City East African City West African City Central African City North African City 25 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Refers to the nature of the surface of an area and the features that abound therein above the sea level. Relief Hill Barchans Plain Plateaux 26 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME ................... is the time of day when tornadoes are most likely to occur. Mid-morning Evening Noon Dawn Mid-afternoon 27 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME A piece of land almost surrounded by water is called Headland Isthmus Island Plateau Peninsula 28 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Weathering of rocks is: The building of rocks The formations of rocks. The breaking down of rocks. The accumulation of rocks The deformations of rocks. 29 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The capital of Niger state in Nigeria is: Makurdi. Minna Yola. Damaturu Gusau. 30 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Crude oil is .................... rock mineral A plutonic A sedimentary A metamorphic An igneous Shale 31 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME A lake is a: Large body of water surrounded by air. Large body of water surrounded by rocks. Large body of water surrounded by water Large body of water surrounded by land Large body of water surrounded by forest 32 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Scale of a map is defined as: The ratio of a distance on the tape to the corresponding distance on the ground. The ratio of a distance on the drawing board to the corresponding distance on the ground. The ratio of a distance on the map to the corresponding distance on the ground. The ratio of a distance on the ruler to the corresponding distance on the ground. The ratio of a distance on the graph to the corresponding distance on the ground. 33 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The north east and south west trade winds meet along a plane surface where they continuously rub against each other. This surface is called Advanced front Leeward front Windward front Abnormal front Intertropical front 34 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The type of coal found in Nigeria is the Non-bituminous grade High – bituminous grade Bituminous grade Mini-bituminous grade Sub-bituminous grade 35 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Which of the following is a major hindrance to H.E.P. generation in Africa? Unavailability of good sites Inadequate capital Absence of domestic market Attitudes of the masses Sufficient volume of water 36 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Climate is the: Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 20 years Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 25 years Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 15 years Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 10 years Prevailing weather conditions of a region for 35 years 37 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The World largest Ocean is: Arctic Ocean Mediterranean Sea Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Indian Ocean 38 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME A valley is a: Highland between hills Rock between hills. Lowland between trees Highland between trees Lowland between hills. 39 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The longest river in Africa is: River Zaire. River Niger River Zambezi River Nile River Benue 40 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Precipitation include all the following except Dust Snow Rainfall Dew Fog 41 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Nigeria lies between: Latitudes 2° and 15°N and longitudes 4° and 14°E. Latitudes 4° and 13°N and longitudes 2° and 15°E. Latitudes 4° and 14°N and longitudes 2° and 15°E. Latitudes 4° and 14°N and longitudes 2° and 14°E. Latitudes 5° and 14°N and longitudes 4° and 15°E. 42 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Temperature is a measure of: The average emission The average reflection. The average hotness. The average coolness The average heat 43 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME The average hurricane exists, on the average, for about five weeks two weeks four weeks three weeks one week 44 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Isobar refers to: Line that connects points of equal humidity Line that connects points of equal sunshine Line that connects points of equal rainfall Line that connects points of equal temperature Line that connects points of equal pressure 45 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Wind erosion is most common in Riverine areas Rocky areas Vegetative areas Humid areas Arid areas 46 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Casablanca is a: South African City East African City Central African City West African City North African City 47 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME One major societal issues in Nigeria is: Poor religion Poor music Poor feeding Poor language Poor human rights. 48 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Which of the following is an evidence to show that the earth is spherical in shape? The Earth’s curved horizon Seasonal changes Elliptical orbit Revolution of the earth Cloud formation 49 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Orographic rainfall is a: Island rainfall. Relief rainfall. Temperate rainfall Coastal rainfall. Forest rainfall. 50 / 50 Category: GEOGRAPHY POST UTME Dominican Republic is in: America Africa Asia Australia Europe Your score is 0% Restart quiz