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Geography Grade 11 Unit 1: Formation of the Continents

national exam questions have come from this unit. It runs 29 pages; one careful study pass takes about 2.4 hours, and its difficulty is moderate among Geography units. Each section below lists the questions set from it, with the year, and opens the page that teaches it.

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1.1 Formation of the continents and oceans · read p. 4
  • 2018 E.C., Q57 – Which of the following is the most widely supported assumption about the origin of the earth?
1.2 Geological timescale · read p. 9
  • 2018 E.C., Q78 – Which of the following continent was part of Laurasia?
  • 2018 E.C., Q62 – Which of the following is correct about the size of landmasses over the globe?
  • 2018 E.C., Q47 – Which one of the following is the characteristic of human population? Human population is
  • 2018 E.C., Q61 – What is the geological dating technique used by scientists to examine the absolute age of fossils?
  • 2017 E.C., Q30 – Which continent was a part of Gondwanaland?
  • 2017 E.C., Q1 – In which one of the following continents were the least COVID-19 cases reported in 2021?
  • 2016 E.C., Q27 – Which one of the following is the basic characteristic of metamorphic rock?
  • 2015 E.C., Q31 – Which of the following is correct about-natural causes of climate change?
  • 2015 E.C., Q45 – Which one of the following is the sparsely populated part of the world?
  • 2015 E.C., Q13 – Which one of the statements below explains the characteristics of a region?
  • 2014 E.C., Q48 – Which one of the following can be addressed through topical approach?
  • 2014 E.C., Q77 – How does continental drift cause climate change?
  • 2014 E.C., Q26 – Which of the following bounds the southern part of the Horn of Africa?
  • 2014 E.C., Q76 – Why is the Koppen system of climate classification more widely used than the Ancient Greeks' classification?
  • 2012 E.C., Q15 – Which one of the following represents the sphere of water bodies?
1.4 Changing position of the continents and oceans · read p. None
Not asked in a national paper yet.