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Te Rafrrmanes Moeanenment

ZIMBABWE SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level

GEOGRAPHY 4022/2

PAPER 2

2 hours 30 minutes

NOVEMBER 2018 SESSION

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Answer paper

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Write your name, centre number and candidate number in the spaces provided on the answer
paper/answer booklet.

Answer four questions. Answer one question from each of sections A, B and C and one other
from any section.

Write your answers on the separate answer paper provided. If you use more than one sheet of
paper, fasten the sheets together,

INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES
The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question.
Sketch maps and diagrams should be drawn whenever they serve to illustrate an answer.

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Section A (Physical Environment)

Answer at least one question from this section

1. a) i) Describe the formation of a rift valley,
ii) State any two landforms associated with rift valleys.

) Fig 1.1 below shows the plate boundaries and the distribution of volcanoes and earthquakes.

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Explain the distribution of earthquakes and volcanoes shown in Fig. 1.1 above.
c) Draw a labelled diagram of a composite volcano.

d) Suggest employment opportunities that can be created in areas associated with vulcanicity.

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2. a) i) State any two conditions necessary for cloud formation. [2]

ii) Describe the characteristics of a cumulonimbus cloud and the weather associated
with it. [5]

b) Fig 2.1 below shows the position of Cyclone Eline in 2000.

i) Describe how this cyclone might have been formed. [5]
ii) Outline the effects of the cyclone on the lives of people in Zimbabwe. [6]
c) | Propose measures which should be taken to help the victims of floods. [7]

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i) Define the Global Positioning System (GPS),

ii) Identify any four Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers.

Fig 3.1 below shows Electromagnetic radiation,

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i) Explain the Electromagnetic radiation shown in Fig.3.1 above.

ii) Explain how electromagnetic radiation can be used to solve problems in the world.

Identify any three Boolean logic and describe how each of them can be used in real life.

i) List any four components of soil.

ii) Describe an income generating project that can be done using soil.

Draw an energy flow diagram of a simple food chain.

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c) Photograph 4.1 below shows an ecosystem

Photograph 4.1

i) Identify the features of the ecosystem shown. [3]
ii) Describe how the ecosystem can be used to generate income. [4]
d) Suggest measures to restore a degraded communal area. [7]

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Section B (Economic Geography)

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Answer at least one question from this sectio!

ion i natural environment. [7
5. a) Outline the contribution of vegetation in the conservation of the 1

b) Fig 5.1 shows the main causes of land degradation in a given area.

overgrazing
domestic subsistence woodfuel,fencing ete

poor cultivation techniques

cleaning land fer cultivation

Fig.5.1

i) Describe causes of land degradation shown. [4]

ii) _ Choose any two causes and explain how each of them can lead to land degradation.

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iii) Suggest measures that can be taken to reduce land degradation. [7]

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c)

With reference to Zimbabwe, outline the importance of mining to its economy.

Fig 6.1 below shows a mining method.

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wagon

Fig 6.1

i) State and explain the method of mining shown.
ii) Name the features numbered. P, Q, R and S.
iii) State advantages and disadvantages of the method of extracting minerals shown.

Suggest the measures which could be implemented for sustainable utilisation of mineral
resources in Zimbabwe.

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i) State with reasons, the farming system shown.
ii) Describe two conservation methods used on the farm.

iii) Outline four advantages of this farming system.

Suggest how crop farming can be sustainably carried out by resettled farmers in Zimbabw

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WORKPLACE

TYPES OF INDUSTRY NAME OF WORKER
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quaternary laboratory

Copy and complete Table 8.1 shown above, [7

b) An industrialist plans to set up a factory in Zimbabwe,

Inputs
Buildings - 500 m?
Machinery and Equipment - mixers, ovens, trolleys, trays
Raw materials - flour, water

Labour force - skilled and unskilled

Transport - delivery vans

i) | Name the industry which is likely to be set up. [i]
ii) | State four other raw materials required by this industry. [4
iii) Identify two processing and two outputs of the industry. [4

iv) State two other factors the industrialist has to consider before choosing a suitable
location for this factory. [2

c) i) Propose quaternary industries you would establish to increase industrial production in
Zimbabwe. {7

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Table 9.1 below shows types of energy from different sources.

Table 9.1

Types of energy Sources of energy

solar
hydro electric
geothermal
nuclear

biogas

i) | Copy and complete Table 9.1 shown above [

ii) From the table above, state one renewable source of energy and one non renewable
source of energy. [:

Fig 9.1 shows the percentage contribution of various sources of energy.

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power. [4

c) Suggest measures to improve availability of energy in your local area. [7
a) i) Explain the meaning of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) [2

ii) Fora large scale dam project, outline the information you would include in your a
report.

b) Photograph 10.1 below shows a form of environmental degradation.

Photograph 10.1

i) Describe the form of degradation shown. [2]
ii) State the forms of solid waste to be found at the site. [5)
iii) Suggest measures to reduce the degradation shown, (7)

iC) Fig 10.1 A and 10.1 B show labels on some products marketed in Zimbabwe.

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b) _ Fig 11.1 below shows settlement hierarchy comprising of a village, city, hamlet, small tow
isolated place, large town and cornubation.

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Fig 11.1

b) i) Match the settlements with the hierarchy | to 7 as shown on Fig. 11.1 above.
ii) Describe the characteristics of the hierarchy shown. |
ยข) i) Suggest the effects of rapid migration of people into urban areas. |

ii) | Propose the measures to reduce the effects stated in c(i) above. |

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1) Uulline Tour reasons for the formation of the trading blocks.

b) Fig 12.1 below shows some of the COMESA countries.

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Atlantic
Ocean

Comesa
Countries

Fig 12.1

i) Write COMESA in full.
ii) | Name the COMESA member countries numbered 1, 2,3, 4 and 5.
iii) Identify the member countries with ports.

c) Suggest how local communities may improve the state of their roads.

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