Cameroon GCE advanced level June 2021 geography 1

Cameroon GCE advanced level June 2021 geography 1

Cameroon GCE advanced level June 2021 geography 1

SECTION A: PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

Question 1

Which of the following best explain why the troposphere is described as the weather making layer?

  • A Temperature changes with height.

  • B It contains gases and water vapour which regulate temperature

  • C It contains the ozone gas that traps ultra-violet rays

  • D It has little quantities of carbon dioxide and dust which generate heat

Question 2

Study Figure 1 on the general atmospheric circulation

Fig 1: Model of general atmospheric circulation

Source: Adapted from Complete Physical Geography (Nchangvi, 2020)

Identify the air circulation model represented by X, Y, and Z respectively:

  • A Ferrel cell, Hadley cell and Polar cell

  • B Hadley cell, Ferrel cell and Polar cell

  • C Polar cell, Ferrel cell and Hadley cell

  • D Hadley cell, Ferrel cell, and Tricellular model

Question 3

It is a type of fog formed when warm air moves over a cold land or water surface.

  • A Steam fog

  • B Advection fog

  • C Frontal fog

  • D Inversion fog

Question 4

Figure 2 shows the distribution of a certain climate.

Fig 2: Areas of a given climate

Identify the climate whose distribution is shown on figure 2.

  • A Equatorial climate

  • B Tropical continental climate

  • C Tropical hot desert climate

  • D Tropical monsoon climate

Question 5

The data below compares the climates of two towns in Cameroon.

Location Mean Temp (°C) Mean annual precipitation (mm)
Town X 26.3°C 4,230
Town Y 32.5°C 900

Which statement best explains the climatic variation between the two towns?

  • A Town X and Y are located on the same latitude

  • B Town X is located at a lower altitude and Y at a higher altitude

  • C Town X is located far inland and Y near a large lake

  • D Town X is located in coastal zone and Y far inland

Question 6

A measure of the atmosphere to remove water from the earth’s surface assuming no limitation of water supply describes:

  • A Evaporative loss

  • B Actual evapotranspiration

  • C Potential evapotranspiration

  • D Evaporating pans

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