THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL
GEOGRAPHY FTNA 2015
SECTION A
1. For each of the following items (i) — (x), choose the correct answer from the given alternatives and write its letter.
(i)Environment refers to:
living and non-living organisms
living organisms, houses and water
all things surrounding human beings
plants, domestic animals and houses
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(ii)The main source of energy on the earth is:
wind
water
the sun
natural gas
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(iii)Which of the following occurs when three heavenly bodies are in one line?
Eclipse
Solstice
Equinox
Solar system
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(iv) Which of the following is an advantage of land reclamation?
Soil fertility
Soil erosion
Increase of land
Decrease of production
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(v) Which of the following is the compass bearing of South West?
315 0
225 0
045 0
135 0
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(vi) The part of the earth which forms continental crust is called:
Sima
Sial
Core
Crust
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(vii) The temperature of Pwani which O meters above sea level is 200 Centigrade. What is the approximate temperature for a place 3000 meters above sea level?
2 0C
2.5 0 C
18 0 C
0.2 0 C
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(viii)The system of growing one dominant crop is called:
sedentary
monoculture
mixed farming
pastoralism
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(ix) Which among the following are the economic uses of water bodies ?
Domestic and industrial
Washing and transportation
Industrial and irrigation
Irrigation and drinking
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(x) Trees with shallow roots which can tolerate salt condition of sea water are called:
coniferous
rainforest
mangroves
thickets
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2. Match each item in List A with a correct response in List B by writing its letter bellow the number of the corresponding item in the table provided.
LIST A
LIST B
Keeping a large number of livestock by moving from one area to another in search of water and pasture.
Grazing of livestock in natural pasture land.
Rearing livestock in an extensive area for commercial purpose.
Seasonal movements of herdsmen between lowland and highlands in search of water and pasture.
Rearing of livestock for production of milk.
Transitional system between total nomadism and sedentary livestock keeping.
Keeping of livestock for meat, hides, and wool.
Rearing of fowls, ducks and geese for meat and eggs.
Keeping a small number of livestock in a shed.
System of rearing of livestock and cultivation of crops.