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Free WAEC GCE 2019 Geography Answers

Theory And Obj Answers

Geography OBJ:
Geography OBJ:
1-10: CBDDCCAACC
11-20: DBBDAACBDC
21-30: CAADCDDBBA
31-40: DDAABACBDB
41-50: BACABBBCAA

NOTE: YOU ARE TO ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS IN TOTAL.
2 QUESTIONS FROM SECTION A AND 2 FROM SECTION B

(4)
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(4b)
(i) Over grazing
(ii) Defforestation
(iii) Erosion
(iv) Lack of shelter belt

(4c)
(i) Provision of shelter belt
(ii) Afforestation
(iii) Control of grazing

(1ai)
-Raw material-
(i)it used to produce commodities in the industries
(ii)perishable goods depend on industries
(iii)it produce income for the owner of the raw material

(1aii)
-Market-
(i)goods are sold in the market
(ii)without market most perishable goods are destroyed
(iii)it serves as a point to generate income

(1b)
(i)reduction of tax
(ii)provision of transport facilities
(iii)ensuring steady power supply
(iv)increase in industrial loan

(3a)
(i)Rail uses locomotive and coaches while Water uses ships,boats and canoe
(ii)Trains run on two metal rails while water routes is natural and free
(iii)Rail is faster than water transport

(3b)
(i) Expansion of road network to rural areas
(ii) Improvement on the efficiency of the rail network
(iii) Improvement on the air transport facilities
(iv) Sourcing of necessary funds

(3c)
(i)Rail transport is too slow
(ii)Lack of technical know-how and poor maintenance
(iii)Inadequate financing or funding

(6a)
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(6b)
(i)presence of debris
(ii)the volume of the rivers changes
(iii)seasonality
(iv)Rapids and cataracts

(6c)
(i)site for grazing
(ii)cultivation purpose
(iii)settlement

(5a)
Local craft industry; this encompasses goods that are handmade by artisans or those skilled in a particular trade. In other words Small businesses engaged in the craft trade include everything from art galleries to handmade textiles to culinary products.

(5aii)
(i)Craft Beer
(ii)Fashion
(iii)Textiles
(iv)Traditional Clothing

(5b)
(i)limited space in used as workshop
(ii)small labour force made up of mainly the family members
(iii)smal I quantities of articles are produced which are sold in local markets
(iv)many of the articles produced depend on equipments which are not electrically powered

(5c)
(i)production of local raw materials, they are occupied by whole families, villages, residents of urban neighborhoods
(ii)Production of textile . In the north (the main center of weaving – Kano) weavers-house produces colorful fabrics on self-made machines.
(iii)Production Traditional Clothing which Yoruba, Igbo and other tribes engaged in wood carving. Skillful masters carve masks, statuettes; decorate the carving of doors, chairs, drums, etc.

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