GEOG 32102 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Sub-Saharan Africa
28 Jun 2018
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1. The world's deserts are generally found at about ___°N and S latitude. 30
2. South Africa’s legislative capital (in which the national parliament meets) is: Cape Town
3. What circumstance tends to prevail in places in Africa where birth rates have declined? The
circumstances of women improve as reflected in higher literacy rates.
4. The peninsula that shelters a harbor on the southwestern coast of South Africa is known as:
Cape Of the good Hope
5. The Sahel is: A drought-prone tropical steppe south of the Sahara Desert
6. The most characteristic defining feature of Africa’s tropical savanna climate is: The pronounced
wet and dry seasons
7. The Republic of Congo and the Democratic Republic of Congo are two names for the same
country. False
8. In sub-Saharan Africa, human activities have not had a noticeable effect on the continent's
tropical rainforests. False
9. In Nigeria, which is a major oil producer, most people still use fuelwood for energy. True
10. Fertility rates are the same for urban and rural populations in the Sub-Saharan region. False
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The world"s deserts are generally found at about ___ n and s latitude. The circumstances of women improve as reflected in higher literacy rates: the peninsula that shelters a harbor on the southwestern coast of south africa is known as: In sub-saharan africa, human activities have not had a noticeable effect on the continent"s tropical rainforests. In nigeria, which is a major oil producer, most people still use fuelwood for energy. True: fertility rates are the same for urban and rural populations in the sub-saharan region.
