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FORM FOUR NECTA CIVICS QUESTION PAPER FOR YEAR 2015

SECTION A (20 marks) Answer  all  questions in this section. 1.  For each of the items (i) - (x), choose the correct answer among the given alternatives and write its  letter beside the item number. (i)   The following are components of a nation  except A       territory                                          B         people C       government                          .         D         national flag E       international recognition. (ii)    A nuclear family consist of...
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FORM SIX NECTA (ACSEE) GEOGRAPHY TWO QUESTION PAPER FOR YEAR 2012

 2012-GEOGRAPHY PAPER 2
SECTION A
POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT
  1. Briefly describe the following concepts as used in demography.
  1. Fecundity
  2. Infant Mortality Rate
  3. Natural Population Growth
  4. Stationary population Pyramid
  5. Sex ratio
  1. Population explosion is the result of the interplay of a number of factors. Explain the validity of the statement.
  2. Describe nine strategies for manpower mobilization in Tanzania.
SECTIO B
REGIONAL FOCAL STUDIES

  1. Agriculture sector in Tanzania is not well developed despite being the backbone f the economy. Discuss.
  2. Account for the change of the location o steel and iron industry in Germany. Explain four adverse impacts of iron and steel industry.
  3. Explain nine measures taken by government of Tanzania to promote tourism.
  4. Describe the role played by transport and communication sector in the economic development of a country.
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