Geography Answers

22. The Rural Livelihoods approach used to examine development in rural areas
focuses on the interactions between ________________
A) Natural resources and local labour.
B) Culture and credit.
C) The socio-economic and political environment.
D) All of the above.
23. The main motivation for land reform to obtain tenure should be_____________.
A) To correct injustices of the past.
B) To produce food or sustain a livelihood.
C) To take from the rich and give to the poor.
D) To give to Chieftaincies for residential purposes

How does water challenges resources impact the lives of rural poor and informal settlers

Poverty in rural areas contribute to;

A) Increase of rural areas.
B) More opportunities in urban areas.
C) Rapid urbanization.
D) Sustainable development in urban areas

Which one of the following is a typical characteristic of the desert biome on the
African continent?
A)The largest environmental region in Africa and is characterised by a significant dry
season with three to eight months of drought and heavy rainfall at other times.
B) Southern Africa, where an interior area of high elevation and moderate rainfall
produces a landscape that is largely covered by grasses and occasional trees.
C) Desert biome is found in isolated mountainous areas, such as the Ethiopian Highlands
and parts of East Africa.

The main motivation for land reform to obtain tenure should be _______
A) To correct injustices of the past
B) To produce food or sustain a livelihood
C) To take from the rich and give to the poor
D) To give to chieftaincies for residential purposes