2023 WAEC GCE Geography (Essay & OBJ) Answers [Syllabus]

Below are resources provided by WAEC on Geography GCE Questions and Answers to help you understand the standards expected in Geography final examinations. As you explore links like General Comment, Performance, Weaknesses, Strengths, and Observations on respective Questions, you will see that the Chief Examiner evaluated student performance in the examination under review.

This paper is scheduled to hold Saturday, 7th December 2022

Geography 2 (Essay - 9:30am to  11:30am

Geography 2 (Objective - 11:30am to  11:30pm

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2022 WAEC GEOGRAPHY OBJECTIVES (OBJ) ANSWERS

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2022 WAEC GEOGRAPHY ESSAY (THEORY) ANSWERS

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WAEC Geography past Questions and Answers 

Geography Paper 1, Nov/Dec Past questions and answers 

The paper was of top-notch and on par with those from previous years. The questions were properly constructed and covered every subject of the curriculum. The candidates outperformed those from previous years.

Question 1: Examine the 1:50,000 scale map excerpt presented and respond to the following questions:

(a) Scale down the map to a third of its original size and indicate the new scale in a meaningful fraction (RF). write the following in your outline:

(i) The town of KAIAMA; 

(ii) the main road connecting KAIAMA with the northern-most point on the map; and 

(iii) the River Kodomo. Use an arrow to indicate the flow's direction.

(b) Calculate River Wabba's gradient from its source to the point at which it enters River Wuruma in the item.

(c) Describe how the KAIAMA settlement served its purpose using evidence from the map.

Question 2: Map A in;

(a) displays the information gleaned from a topographical study of Maximus Farms. Create a contour map of the area serviced by Maximus Farms using a 50-meter contour interval.

(a) Describe three benefits of utilizing contour lines to depict relief.

Observation

Given that so few candidates answered it, this is a very unpopular question. Many of the people who tried it did miserably. To create the contour map of the region occupied by Maximus Farms, candidates were required to connect points of equal value with lines.

The few candidates that attempted the question did not comprehend its requirements, which is why they performed poorly.

 

Question 3: The table below displays the weather information for a station in the Warm Temperate region. Climate Zone of the Eastern Margin. Examine it and respond to the following questions:

Weaknesses of candidates

The following are some of the candidates' poor points:

(1). Map-making

In general, the majority of candidates did not adequately respond to Question 1. Many of them in particular struggled to appropriately respond to the gradient question. Many people were unable to respond to the question that asked them to shrink the map to one-third of its original size and specify the new scale.

Candidates are expected to buy books on topographical maps and practical geography well in advance of the exam so they have enough time to practice using the maps effectively.

(2) Poor comprehension of the inquiries

The majority of candidates hurried into responding to questions before completely comprehending their requirements. Candidates are advised to spend a short while reviewing 

(3) Incorrect grammatical usage

Some candidates utilized the future tense when they should have used the past tense, and their scripts contained spelling errors as well.

Candidates must regularly read English textbooks, novels, literary works, and journals to improve their grammatical expressions.

(4) Insufficient clarification of the points

Many candidates have a tendency to just state the arguments without providing adequate justification; this costs them significant points.

To receive full credit, applicants must clearly state their arguments and back them up with diagrams, when needed.

Candidates' Potential

Candidates who did a good job of preparing for the test did well, particularly on questions that asked about the functions of settlement and the shreds of evidence that go along with them, the significance of soil, rotation and its impacts, and the elements that speed up tropical weathering processes.

Disclaimer: The questions and answers above are not expos for  Geography They are WAEC GCE Geography past and likely questions and answers meant for your to practice