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CSEC>> Geography

Testing on earthquakes and faults
Marjorie Henry,
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The multiple-choice items that I constructed for you in the last lesson were testing earthquakes and faults. Here are the answers for them:-

1. A 2. C 3. A 4. B
5. D 6. B 7. C 8. D
9. C 10. A    

How well did you do on the test? Hope all your answers were correct.

For the last three lessons the multiple-choice items were based on specific topics from your syllabus. Each lesson focused on just one topic. In today's lesson, I have sourced a mix of items. Of course, this is more in keeping with the structure of your examination paper. I cannot overemphasise that you should read each item carefully before attempting to select the answer (the KEY). Remember, no guess work.

For items 1-5, refer to the map extract of Gros Islet, St Lucia.

1. Which of the following best describes the location of the church at Gros Islet?

A) 209574

B) 210573

C) 209576

D) 210579

2. The compass bearing of the post office at Gros Islet from the trigonometrical station at Mount Pimard is

A) 37º

B)45º

C)217º

D) 225º

3. Which of the following has had the least influence on the siting of the St Lucian Hotel (207566)?

A) Reduit Beach

B) the main road

C) the Careenage

D) the Golf Course

4. The gradient of the north slope of Mount Pimard to the coast at the Bunker (201564) is approximately

A) 1:1

B) 1:4

C) 1:6

D) 1:10

5. The main economic activity in this area is

A) Fishing

B) Agriculture

C) Tourism

D) Manufacturing

For questions 6 - 8, refer to the diagram below.

6. The feature labeled B is

A) a ridge or resistant limestone

B) a joint widened by the action of rain water

C) a swallow hole

D) a dry valley

7. The feature labeled A is called a

A) doline

B) grike

C) clint

D) polje

8. The weathering process responsible for the formation of the features in the diagram is called

A) carbonation

B) oxidation

C) hydration

D) hydrolysis

9. The axis of a recumbent fold is

A) near vertical

B) near horizontal

C) at a 45º incline

D) mass movement

10. An anticline is the direct result of

A) folding

B) faulting

C) metamorphosis

D) mass movement

11. The size of peasant farms in the Caribbean would most likely range from

A) 0 - 10 hectares

B) 11 - 50 hectares

C) 51 - 100 hectares

D) greater than 100 hectares

12. Characteristics of peasant farms in the Caribbean include

A) chemical fertilisers

B) high yields per hectare

C) irrigation systems

D) monoculture

Partnership At Work: The partnership forged between Centres of Excellence Project and Food for the Poor has blossomed into the donation of eight computers valuing approximately US$2,000 to the school's library at the Jamaica Day Celebrations on March 6. Pictured here Marcia Hall-Walker, education and social outreach manager, Food For the Poor, makes the presentation to Principal Ulit Brackett of Mile Gully High School on the 10th anniversary of the institution. Mile Gully High School is one of the schools selected for the Centres of Excellence project by the Mutual Building Societies Foundation, a Jamaica National and Victoria Mutual Building Societies collaboration.

Marjorie Henry is an independent contributor.
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