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ONLINE GEOGRAPHY EXAM. REFER NECTA 2010 (sample questions section one) multiple choice

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THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF: TANZANIA
.. · NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
. . CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION-EXAMINATION
GEOGRAPHY
(for both school and private candidate) 2010



1. one of the following is among the feature produced by water deposition
The answer is .
  • A batholith
  • B tensional force
  • C sand
  • D cliff
  • E geo
    • 2. Continental deserts are.
    the answer is .
  • A low pressure centres which develop in tropical regions
  • B regions where winds have travelled a long distance across
    • the land and have little moisture
  • C areas that have been washed by onshore winds
  • D composed of whirling winds
  • E areas with convectional rainfall.
    •

    . 3. A coastline which exhibits drowned river valleys is called a ·
    the answer is .
  • A dalmatian coast
  • B mud flat
  • C ord coast
  • D ria coast
  • E lowland coast.
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    4. One of the following lakes is formed through deposition.
    the answer is .
  • A A cirque
  • B A caldera
  • C An oasis
  • D A trough
  • E Haff.
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    5. are lines drawn through places having the same amount of cloud cover.
    the answer is .
  • A Isohalines
  • B Isonephs
  • C Isotherms
  • D Isobars
  • E Isohyet
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    6. Which one of the following is an example of chemical sedimentary rocks?
    the answer is .
  • A Lignite
  • B Coral reefs
  • C Slate
  • D Basalt ·
  • E Gypsum.
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    7. The basic difference between a fringing reef and a barrier reef is that.
    the answer is .
  • A the fringing reef is not found within the tropics
  • B barrier reef is separated from mainland by a wide channel
  • C barrier reef is not built by polyps
  • D fringing reef is much longer than a barrier reef
  • E barrier reef is a product of spring tide.






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    FOR QT STUDENTS AND PRIVATE CANDIDATES (school candidates form one to four)

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    USEFUL FOR FORM ONE TO FORM FOUR, HELPFUL FOR QT STUDENTS AND PRIVATE CANDIDATES ( PC )




    The content is ordered by syllabus topic and contains relevant definitions and solved problems as they have appeared on NECTA examinations. Though it is impossible to predict NECTA topics and questions


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    Historical Events by Year

    USEFUL FOR ALL LEVELS

  • 1487 - Bartholomew Diaz passes the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa

  • 1497 - Vasco Da Gama reaches India, sent by Henry the Navigator of Portugal

  • 1498 - Christopher Columbus discovers the sea route to America

  • 1503 - Zanzibar attacked by the Portuguese

  • 1505 - Portuguese explorer Francisco D’Almeida subdued Kilwa, Sofala and Mombasa

  • 1507 - Mozambique becomes the headquarters of the Portuguese in East Africa

  • 1580 - Sir Francis Drake became the first British man to round the cape

  • 1593 - Fort Jesus is built by the Portuguese in Mombasa

  • 1652 - Jan van Riebeeck establishes a Dutch post at the Cape of Good Hope

  • 1698 - Capture of Fort Jesus by Arabs, Portuguese lose the fort

  • 1698 - Zanzibar comes under control of the Sultan of Oman, Portuguese are defeated

  • 1700 - The end of Portuguese dominance in East Africa

  • 1776 - American Independence

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  • 1789 - French Revolution

  • 1800 - Coming of the Ngoni to East Africa

  • 1807 - The British passed a law which abolished the slave trade by its subjects

  • 1822 - A settlement for several thousands freed slaves was founded at Monrovia, Liberia

  • 1822 - Moresby Treaty discussed

  • 1840 - Sultan of Oman moves his capital from Muscat to Zanzibar

  • 1846 - Johann Krapf opened the first mission station at Rabai in Mombasa

  • 1859 - Darwin proposes the theory of evolution through natural selection

  • 1870/1871 - Franco-Prussian war

  • 1871 - Henry Stanley finds Dr. Livingstone near Lake Tanganyika

  • 1873 - Slave market closed in Zanzibar

  • 1875 - Discovery of gold in South Africa




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    imagine you have been asked a question, and the following terms are used to ask you. how could you answer a question ??



    HISTORY PAPER. CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING KEYWORDS

    Exam Instruction Words



  • define the African resistance
  • explain the African resistance
  • brief explain the African resistance
  • the African resistance was inevitable discuss
  • the African resistance was inevitable justify
  • the African resistance was inevitable elaborate
    •

    what do these keywords need you to do ??



  • explain
  • brief explain
  • discuss
  • elaborate
  • justify
  • account

    • to do opposite with keywords, you might go opposite with question

    DISCUSS
    consists a series of definition, introduction, examples and conclusion as well as essay format. just like you know what you are writing using appropriate punctuation rules, smart language, good art and well introduction.

    JUSTIFY
    if you are asked to justify a question, you must convince your ideas to be acceptable, to justify is either to prove the truth of something, so that, to each point must be well discussed with much examples until the truth to be identified.

    DEFINE
    just short explanation, examples are not necessary

    ELABORATE
    to elaborate a question could mean that, something in question is hidden or not well identified, so that is to make it clear with concrete examples

    		NB.

    WHAT TO DO IN EXAMINATION ROOM ?
  • Identify the question
  • identify the keyword used to ask you question
  • establish descriptive introduction
  • arrange your points



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    the African resistance against colonial control was inevitable justify this statement (10 marks)


    NECTA QUESTIONS 2007

    SECTION C (60 marks)



    Answer three (3) questions from this section.

    5. Examine the impact of Portuguese intrusion in East Africa in the 16th century.

    6. Through their activities the missionaries became forerunners of colonialism. Justify this statement.

    7. With concrete examples show why the conflict between Africans and the Whites during the colonial period was inevitable.

    8. E:x.'Plain the roles of Welfare Associations, Religions Movements and Cooperative Societies in the struggle for independence in East Africa.

    9. Discuss the benefits gained by the members of the Commonwealth.

    10. Why has the dream of a United Africa not been achieved?

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    REVIEW QUESTIONS

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    FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS
    NECTA QUESTION 2008

    HOW COULD YOU ANSWER THIS QUESTION ???


    NECTA QUESTION 2008
    QUESTION NO: 10

    what measures were taken by tanzania after independence to enable every citizen to have access to education ??




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    LERN HOW TO ANSWER

    		 POSSIBLE QUESTION FOR O-LEVEL STUDENTS
    HOW COULD YOU ANSWER THIS QUESTION ???

    POETRY


    qn: from two poems you have done, explain the use of imagery and show its effect to the audiance.




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    COLONIALISM REVIEW NOTES FOR FORM THREE

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    REVIEW NOTES. COLONIAL RULE IN 19 CENTURY FOR O-LEVEL
    WHY COLONIALISM IN AFRICA..?? it might need a number of reasons with appropriate examples
    COLONIAL SOCIAL SERVICES
    Starting from the 20th century colonial Governments established a number of social services in Africa. Colonial economy. Examples of these colonial social services were:
  • Colonial education
  • Transport and communication
  • Recreational services
  • Water and electricity
  • Health services


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    		 Activities of christian missionaries in East Africa.

    By the 19th century, a number of missionary groups worked in East Africa and these included;
  • The Church Missionary Society
  • The Holy Ghost Fathers
  • The University Missionary Society to Central Africa
  • The White Fathers
  • The Methodist Fathers
  • The Mill Hill Fathers
  • The Verona Fathers
  • The Comboni Fathers
  • The London Missionary Society
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    		 Effects of missionaries in East Africa
  • They spread Christianity and baptized many converts...........
  • They established hospitals and clinics which offered...........
  • They established printing presses like ......................
  • Missionaries improved communication and transport which...............
  • They fought slave trade which was ....................

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