1ai)
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
-Advanced technology has has helped in the
provision of more efficient farming equipment like
tractors,planters to increase the food production
-It has also led to the development of chemicals
such as insecticides,pesticides to control pests and
diseases
-New crop varieties and animal breeds with early
maturity and high yied have been developed

1aii)
IMPROVED MEDICAL CARE
-It has promoted excess births over deaths
-It has a good knowledge of the causes of
infections and diseases and how to prevent them
has lead to increase in population
-Better sanitation which has helped to check
outbreak and spread of diseases has led to
population increase

1b)
-Relief:Jara is located in lowland with deep volcanic
and alluvial plains which favours the cultivation of
crops and habitations
-Favourable climate:This area has moderate
temperate and abundant rainfall throughout the year
and is supported by irrigation for the cultivation of
crops
-Fertile soil:Jara is blessed with rich volcanic
alluvial soils which favours the growth of many
crops
-Intensive agriculture:The soil is intensively and
continously cultivated because of its fertility for the
growth of rice and other crops
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3a )
i)lack skilled workers and use
unskilled workers intensively .
ii) Developing nations are highly dependent on the
advanced or
developed nations .
iii )Poor funding of industries .
iv )Most of their Raw materials are farm produce .
v ) They manufacture goods to meet their
immediate needs not
for export

3b )
i)Raw Materials: The significance of raw materials in
manufacturing industry is so
fundamental that it needs no
emphasising . Indeed , the location of
industrial enterprises is sometimes
determined simply by location of
the raw materials.
ii) Power : Regular supply of power is a pre –
requisite for the localisation of
industries . Coal, mineral oil and
hydro – electricity are the three
important conventional sources of
power. Most of the industries tend
to concentrate at the source of
power.
iii )Labour:No one can deny that the prior
existence of a labour force is
attractive to industry unless there
are strong reasons to the contrary.
Labour supply is important in two
respects (a ) workers in large
numbers are often required; (b )
people with skill or technical
iv )Transport :by land or water is
necessary for the assembly of raw
materials and for the marketing of
the finished products .
v ) Market :The entire process of manufacturing
is useless until the finished goods
reach the market . Nearness to
market is essential for quick
disposal of manufactured goods. It
helps in reducing the transport cost
and enables the consumer to get
things at cheaper rates .

(5a)
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(5b)
Movement of goods and services
-Movement of people
-Development of tourism
-Opening up new lands and areas
-Generation of revenue

(5c)
-It is very costly to build and maintain railways
-Railway transport is relatively slow in some other
areas
-Railway network is generally poor

(2ai)
URBAN :-Industrial function
-Commercial function
-Administrative function
RURAL br /> -Agricultural function
-Lumbering function
-Fishing function

(2b)
-Provision of food:Urban areas depend on rural
areas for food stuffs
-Unskilled labour supply:Unskilled labour supply
usually come from rural to urban industries
-Medicinal herbs:Medicinal herbs and roots are
usually bought from rural to urban areas for
phamaceuticals
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6a)
The climate within Cross River plains is tropical-
humid with wet and dry seasons, with average
temperatures ranging between 15°C – 30°C, and the
annual rainfall between 1300 – 3000mm.

8b.)
i. Rainfall Is low and unavailable
ii. High rate of evaporation creates water default in
the soil
iii. The area is dry and arid
8c.)
I. Irrigation equipment is expensive to purchase and
to maintain.
ii. There’s problem of suiting of dams
iii. Lack of technical
Iv. Most dams may collapse
V. Flotation i

(5a)
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(5b)
Movement of goods and services
-Movement of people
-Development of tourism
-Opening up new lands and areas
-Generation of revenue

(5c)
-It is very costly to build and maintain railways
-Railway transport is relatively slow in some other
areas
-Railway network is generally poor

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