ESM102




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ESM102

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1.

________plateau has
Tertiary to Recent
volcanism which formed a
distinct region of basaltic
lava flows, volcanoes and
vents at various stages of
erosion

2 / 50

2.

Pleistocyne and
are two types of Quaternary

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3.

The Niger Delta coast
extends from the mouth of
the ________river, to the
mouth of the Imo River in
the east

4 / 50

4.

Over
% of Nigeria's original forest
were lost due to unplanned
land use.

5 / 50

5.

The Sokoto plain is in the
far __________ of Nigeria
and is made of sedimentary
rocks.

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6.

A unit where the
relationship of living
organisms is studied is
referred to as _________.

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7.

may also be defined as the
gradual removal of rock or
soil particles from its initial
deposit by the means of
wind, waves, water,
glaciers, soil slope or by
human activities

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8.

__________ can be located
in the far northeast of
Nigeria occupying part of
Yola and Maiduguri.

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9.

__________ is a period
which is referred to as the
present geological period
that followed the tertiary
period

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10.

defined the environment as
the sum total of the
condition within which
organisms live

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11.

___________ may be
described as the amount of
solar radiation falling upon
an environment per unit
area

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12.

The Continental shelf
streaches ______km
offshore Calabar in the
east.

13 / 50

13.

Climate determines the way
the __________ of an
ecosystem will look

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14.

___________ may be
defined as a body of water,
which moves over and
above an area of land,
which is not normally
submerged

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15.

The paucity of sand on
__________ beach and
environs is attributed to
sediment loss to Avon and
Mahin sub-marine canons
off the delta toe

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16.

s a period which is referred
to as the present geological
period that followed the
tertiary period

17 / 50

17.

The year that Okonkwo
took eight hundred seed
yams from
was the worst year in living
memory

18 / 50

18.

Derive Savanna covers an
area of about _________
sq.km about 8% of the
country

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19.

A very small fraction of
about
% is captured by green
plants, bacteria,
andstimulates the process
of photosynthesis

20 / 50

20.

Solar radiation is most often
measured indirectly by
using

21 / 50

21.

Continental shelf measures
about _______km off cape
Formoso at the nose of the
Niger Delta

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22.

_______and embankment
can reduce the possibility of
water overflowing into
nearby floodplains. It could
be permanent or temporary
such as sandbags placed
when a flood is imminent

23 / 50

23.

About ------- million sq km of
land have become
desertified in the past 50
years.

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24.

___________is a method in
which a part of a stream,
river is depened, widened
or straightened to allow
more rapid runoff.

25 / 50

25.

Sudan Savanna's mean
annual rainfall is between
510 and
_mm

26 / 50

26.

____________is situated
on the South-East end of
the High plains of
Hausaland

27 / 50

27.

may be defined as a body
of water, which moves over
and above an area of land,
which is not normally
submerged

28 / 50

28.

Forest occupies about
_______% of Nigeria

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29.

can be located in the far
northeast of Nigeria
occupying part of Yola and
Maiduguri.

30 / 50

30.

Nigeria occupies a
landmass of ___________
sq. kms.

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31.

Temperature on the surface
of the sun has been
estimated to be over

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32.

___________ stated that
the barrier lagoon complex
grades eastward into a mud
beach in the vicinity of
Lekki Lagoon

33 / 50

33.

Temperature on the surface
of the sun has been
estimated to be over
________

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34.

Quaternary began around
______ million years ago

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35.

The sun being the source of
solar radiation has been
described by some
scientists as a gigantic
fireball of ______% helium.

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36.

The amount of solar
energy, that gets to the
outer atmosphere of the
earth is called the

37 / 50

37.

____________stretches
(around Imo to Calabar)
specifically from Imo River
to Calabar River estuary at
the Nigeria/Cameroun
borders.

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38.

The high plains of
__________is the largest
size topographical feature
in the Nigerian
Environment.

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39.

_________% of the fresh
water are locked up in ice
caps or glaciers or buried
so deep that it costs so
much to extract

40 / 50

40.

We don't find rain forest for
instance in _________

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41.

_________ may also be
defined as the gradual
removal of rock or soil
particles from its initial
deposit by the means of
wind, waves, water,
glaciers, soil slope or by
human activities.

42 / 50

42.

___________is the
Northern most part of the
savanna belt in Nigeria,
aside the Sahel in the far
northeast.

43 / 50

43.

_____________ is the
largest vegetation cover in
Nigeria extending over
about 50% of the total
landmass

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44.

About ______% of the solar
energy reaching the
troposphere is reflected
back into space by clouds,
chemicals,dust and the
earth's land and water
surface.

45 / 50

45.

__________ is defined as
the physical characteristics
of the troposphere of an
area based on analysis of
its weather over at least 30
years.

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46.

is defined as the physical
characteristics of the
troposphere of an area
based on analysis of its
weather over at least 30
years.

47 / 50

47.

Continental shelf is small in
size averaging 20-25km in
width in _________.

48 / 50

48.

Between 1975 and
_________, Nigeria's
vegetation witnessed sharp
loss.

49 / 50

49.

The _______ plateau is
another area where
inselbergs can be found.

50 / 50

50.

Nigeria is located in the
_________ of Africa

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