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Geo 5 Second Term Long Test Answer Key

The document is an answer key for the Geo 5 Second Term Long Test 2025, consisting of multiple choice, true or false, and short answer sections. It includes correct answers for 20 multiple choice questions, 10 true or false statements, and 10 short answer prompts related to geography and environmental issues. The short answers provide insights on topics such as road safety, water contamination, and sustainable practices.

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Geo 5 Second Term Long Test Answer Key

The document is an answer key for the Geo 5 Second Term Long Test 2025, consisting of multiple choice, true or false, and short answer sections. It includes correct answers for 20 multiple choice questions, 10 true or false statements, and 10 short answer prompts related to geography and environmental issues. The short answers provide insights on topics such as road safety, water contamination, and sustainable practices.

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Answer Key: Geo 5 Second Term Long Test 2025

SECTION A: Multiple Choice [20 Marks]


1) A

2) B

3) C

4) B

5) A

6) A

7) B

8) A

9) C

10) B

11) B

12) B

13) B

14) B

15) B

16) B

17) B

18) B

19) B

20) B

SECTION B: True or False [10 Marks]


1) FALSE

2) FALSE
3) TRUE

4) TRUE

5) TRUE

6) FALSE

7) TRUE

8) FALSE

9) FALSE

10) FALSE

SECTION C: Short Answers [20 Marks]


1) Modern roads have barriers to separate traffic moving in opposite directions, which
prevents head-on collisions and improves safety for drivers.

2) Bumpy, muddy roads would make trips slower and more dangerous. Buses might get
stuck, people could be late for school, and cars would break down more often.

3) A new vehicle could be a flying electric car that lifts off the ground to avoid traffic. It
could run on solar energy to reduce pollution.

4) It is dangerous because the river water could be contaminated with animal waste, which
can spread diseases like cholera.

5) I would have less time for school, homework and play. I’d be tired from carrying heavy
water every day.

6) Poster tips:
- Turn off the tap while brushing teeth.
- Fix leaking pipes.
- Collect rainwater to water plants.

7) Sunlight could be used for solar cookers to cook food without firewood or electricity.

8) Kids can walk or ride bicycles instead of using cars for short trips.

9) Some countries have more clean water because they have more rain, better rivers, and
money to clean water. Other places are dry and lack resources to clean or store water.

10) I’d ask: How can we get clean drinking water cheaply in dry areas?

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Using untreated river water for drinking is dangerous because it can be contaminated with animal waste, which is a vector for diseases such as cholera. This contamination poses serious health risks .

Public awareness campaigns could promote strategies like turning off taps while brushing teeth, fixing leaking pipes, and collecting rainwater for watering plants. These small actions contribute to substantial water conservation .

Modern roads enhance safety by including barriers that separate traffic moving in opposite directions. This separation is crucial in preventing head-on collisions, consequently improving driver safety .

Children who must fetch water daily have their educational opportunities significantly affected. They have less time for schoolwork and play, and the physical exertion of carrying heavy water reduces their energy, impacting their ability to focus on academics .

Countries with more clean water generally receive higher rainfall, have better access to rivers, and possess the financial resources to invest in water purification infrastructure. Conversely, dry areas with limited financial means find it challenging to treat and store clean water, leading to disparities in access .

Children can contribute to reducing carbon emissions by walking or riding bicycles instead of using motor vehicles for short distances. These methods are sustainable and promote better health .

Solar energy can be used in solar cookers to prepare food, reducing reliance on firewood or electricity. This not only provides a renewable energy source but also minimizes deforestation and emissions from burning traditional fuels .

Future vehicles could be flying electric cars that lift off the ground, thereby avoiding traffic congestion. In addition, utilizing solar energy will address environmental concerns by reducing pollution levels .

Poor road conditions, such as those that are bumpy and muddy, can significantly slow down trips, increase danger, and lead to more frequent breakdowns of vehicles. This can cause delays, such as people being late for school, and increase mechanical failures, impacting the economy and daily life .

Researchers should prioritize questions on how to achieve affordable clean water access, such as: What cost-effective technologies can purify limited water resources? How can rainwater harvesting be maximized in arid regions? These inquiries could lead to innovative solutions that address water scarcity .

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