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Form 4 Term 2 2014 Geography Paper 1 Exam Set 99 [PDF]

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Question 1

  1. State two differences between latitudes and longitudes
  2. Name three forces that contribute to the shape of the Earth.
Answer
  1. - Centripetal
    - Centrifugal
    - Gravitational force.
Question 2

  1. Distinguish between folding and faulting
  2. Outline how the theory of plate tectonics explains the formation of Atlas Mountains
Answer
  1. Folding is a form of crustal distortion leading to the bending / wrinkling of crustal rocks while faulting is the fracturing / breaking of crustal rocks due to tectonic forces
  2. - Two continental plates (Eurasian and African plates) consist of sial rocks of same density.
    - They are pushed towards each other by compressional forces.
    - This squeezes the sediments in Mediterranean geosynclines / forming the Atlas fold
Question 3

  1. State two characteristics of a bird’s foot delta
  2. Outline three ideal conditions for River capture to take place
Answer
  1. - Resembles the foot of a bird.
    - Has few distributaries (not more than 3)
    - Projects / forms into the sea
  2. - The pirate river and the weak river must both flow adjacent to each other in the same direction divided by a common divide.
    - The pirate river must erode headwards towards the weak river.
    - The pirate river must flow at a lower level than the weak river.
Question 4

  1. Define Karst landscape.
  2. Draw a well labelled diagram showing an artesian well
Answer
  1. This is a rugged landscape of limestone or dolomite rocks which has been acted upon by carbonation and solution to produce typical of limestone surface


Question 5

Study the diagram below found in the desert and answer the questions that follow


  1. Name the parts A and B.
  2. State three factors that determine the permanence of lakes of Kenya
Answer
  1. A : Eddy wind
    B : Oasis
  2. - The depth of the hollow / depression
    - The amount of water lost through evaporation, outflow and underground seepage.
    - The amount of incoming water from rainfall, rivers, melt water and underground water.
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