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Form 4 Term 2 2014 Geography Paper 1 Exam Set 100 [PDF]

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Question 1

  1. State three characteristics of sial.
  2. Outline two characteristics of the troposphere
Answer
  1. - Forms the continental crust/upper crust
    - Consists mainly of silica and aluminium
    - Sial is made up of light rocks/2.7g/cc / floats on sima.
  2. - Most weather phenomena occur in this layer
    - Contains the weather making constituent/life supporting layer
Question 2

  1. What is a longitude?
  2. What is the longitude of station X when it is 8.00 a.m. while in Nairobi at longitude 370E the time is 12.00 noon
Answer
  1. This is the angular distance showing how far a place is west or east of the prime meridian
  2. Time difference = 12.00 – 8.00
      = 4hrs = 4 x 15
      = 600
    Longitudinal difference = 60 - 37
      = 130W
Question 3

  1. State three causes of earth movements
  2. Name two main earthquake zones in the world.
Answer
  1. - Istatic adjustment.
    - Gravitative pressure
    - Magma movement within the crust.
  2. - The curcum pacific belt
    - The mid atlantic ridge
Question 4

  1. Name two features that are found on emerged highland coasts
  2. State three conditions necessary for the formation of a spit
Answer
  1. 1. Raised cliffs,
    2. Raised wave cut platform
  2. - The waves must carry large amount of load/ ample supply of sand being transported.
    - The long shore drift must be weak
    - It must be a shallow shore/continental shelf
Question 5

  1. The diagram below shows a barchan


    Name;
      (i) the feature marked P.
      (ii) the wind marked Q.
  2. How is a deflation hollow formed?
Answer
  1. P - Gentle slope
    Q - Eddy current
  2. - Pre-existing depressions/localized fault is deepened by eddy action
    - Gradually the depression is excavated through removal of the unconsolidated materials by wind abrasion/by deflation
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