Summary

• Description:

  The MS Word document comprises Form 3 Geography Mid Term 2 Exam 2025 with Marking Scheme. The PDF version is also available upon your request.

  The marking scheme is in a different document.

  The exam paper, titled "MID TERM TWO, 2025 EXAM (JUNE 2025) FORM THREE GEOGRAPHY." in the document, consists of 6 main questions (Question 5 includes identification of features from a diagram, and the subsequent parts on faulting and folding can be considered as Question 6). The exam is marked out of a total of 50 marks and should be completed by learners within 1 hour and 10 minutes.

  The topics covered in the exam include:

  • Weathering and Mass Wasting:
    • Defining mass wasting.
    • Explaining the effects of soil creep.
    • Stating the causes of mechanical weathering.
  • Internal Landforming Processes - Earthquakes:
    • Identifying scales used to measure earthquake intensity and magnitude.
    • Stating characteristics of primary seismic (P) waves.
    • Giving natural causes of earthquakes.
  • Minerals and Rocks / Economic Geology:
    • Naming minor oil-producing countries in the Middle East.
    • Describing the process of oil formation.
    • Giving ways in which minerals occur, apart from seams and beds.
  • Internal Landforming Processes - Plate Tectonics & Earth Movements:
    • Stating reasons why it is important to study plate tectonic theory.
    • Explaining how gravitative pressure causes earth movements.
  • Internal Landforming Processes - Vulcanicity:
    • Identifying intrusive volcanic features (e.g., dyke, sill, laccolith, batholith, lopolith based on typical diagrams) from a provided diagram (features labeled E, F, G).
  • Internal Landforming Processes - Folding and Faulting:
    • Distinguishing between faulting and folding.
    • Explaining the effects of faulting on drainage systems.
• File Size:

  50.72 KB
• Category:

  Exams
• Level:

  Form 3
• Subject:

  GEOGRAPHY
• Posted By:

  Caleb_Peter

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