1. For any one fieldwork study carried out around your school (within a radius of 5km),

(a)state the
(i)topic
(ii)objectives

of the fieldwork study

(b)Describe hoe the following fieldwork techniques were used in data collection
(i)observation
(ii)map orientation
(iii)sampling

(d)What conclusions did you draw about the geography of the area studied?

2. For any one fieldwork study you have conducted either as an individual or as a group,

(a) (i)State the topic of the study
(ii)outline the objectives of the study

(b)Describe the pre-fieldwork preparations that you carried out

(c)Draw a sketchmap to show the:
(i)physical features
(ii)landuse activities
in the area studied

(d)Examine the relationship between the physical features and landuse activities in the area studied

3. For any one fieldwork study done on a dairy farm,
(a) (i)State the topic of the study
(ii)outline the objectives of the study

(b)Draw a fully annotated sketchmap to show the layout of the dairy farm
(c)Describe the factors that influenced the location of the farm
(d)Assess the impact of the dairy farm on the immediate environment

4.Assess the impact of high population growth rate on the development of Uganda

5.Explain the influence of tectonism on the formation of lakes in Uganda

6. a)Account for the low level of development of the fishing industry in Uganda

b)To what extent have physical factors influenced the development of the tourist industry in Uganda?

7.Study the information probided in the table below showing livestock numbers (2007-09) in Uganda and answer the questions that follow:

(a)Draw a group bar graph to represent the information in the table

(b)outline the merits and demerits of using the statistical method in (a) above

(c)Explain the contribution of livestock farming to the development of Uganda

8. (a)Describe the state of the mining sector in Uganda

(b)Explain the challenges facing the mining sector in Uganda