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    Grade 8 Geography AK-UPDATED

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    The document provides information and questions about the environment of Pakistan for an 8th grade final term examination, including sections on the country's forests, minerals, fishing industry, and environmental issues. Students are asked multiple choice and short answer questions testing their knowledge about topics such as Pakistan's forest types, coastal ecosystems, uses of minerals, sustainable fishing practices, and causes of environmental degradation. The exam is worth a total of 75 marks and covers material from various pages of the syllabus textbook.

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    The document provides information and questions about the environment of Pakistan for an 8th grade final term examination, including sections on the country's forests, minerals, fishing industry, and environmental issues. Students are asked multiple choice and short answer questions testing their knowledge about topics such as Pakistan's forest types, coastal ecosystems, uses of minerals, sustainable fishing practices, and causes of environmental degradation. The exam is worth a total of 75 marks and covers material from various pages of the syllabus textbook.

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    Grade 8 Geography AK-UPDATED

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    The document provides information and questions about the environment of Pakistan for an 8th grade final term examination, including sections on the country's forests, minerals, fishing industry, and environmental issues. Students are asked multiple choice and short answer questions testing their knowledge about topics such as Pakistan's forest types, coastal ecosystems, uses of minerals, sustainable fishing practices, and causes of environmental degradation. The exam is worth a total of 75 marks and covers material from various pages of the syllabus textbook.

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    INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS

    International General Certificate for Secondary Education


    Final Term Examinations May 2022

    Grade: 8

    Name: _________________________ Section: _________________

    Branch: ________________________ Date: ___________________

    Subject: The Environment of Pakistan Syllabus Code:0448


    Time: 1 hour 30 minutes Total Marks: 75

    READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST FOR EXAMINER’S USE


    1. Candidates must answer all questions on the Section Max. Marks
    Question Paper. Marks Obtained
    2. Write in dark blue or black pen. A 25
    3. You may use lead pencil for diagrams, graphs, B 25
    or rough work. C 25
    4. Do not use staples, paper clips, highlighters Total 75
    and glue or correction fluid.
    5. At the end of the examination, fasten all your Percentage
    work securely together. Grade

    Teachers Remarks:
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________

    _______________ ___________ _______________


    Invigilated by Checked by Counter Checked by
    Q1. a. (i) A: coniferous
    B: subtropical shrub forests
    C: Tropical thorn/rakh
    (Page: 74)
    (ii) 1: coastal areas of Sindh
    2: coastal areas of Balochistan
    (Page:72)
    b. (i) 1. They survive in salt water
    2. They have specialized root systems
    (Page:76)
    (ii) 1. Ecological function
    2. formation of humus
    (Page: 71)
    (iii) 1. Altitude
    2. Aridity
    3. Precipitation
    (Page:74)
    c. (i) 1. Increased urbanization
    2. for making roads for better transport
    3. for agriculture
    (Page: 77)
    (ii) Rectangular, man-made ponds, concrete/cemented, have a base to
    prevent leakage of water.
    (Page: 99)
    d. Students’ own responses and explanation of the chosen point of view.
    (Page: 81-82)
    2. a. (i)
    (Page: 90)
    (ii) Gypsum: 1. Manufacturing of paints
    2. used to make cement and Plaster of Paris
    Limestone: 1. Main component of cement
    2. used in bleaching powders, glass, soaps etc
    (Page:87)
    b. (i).
    (Page:90)
    (ii). PKR 265000
    (iii) There is an increase in the GDP if compared to 2011. (Take students own
    responses)
    c. (i). outcrops, excavation, buildings, methods, equipment, explosives
    (Page: 86)

    (ii) fishing that is able to be maintained at a certain rate/level


    (iii) open cast mining, underground mining
    (Page: 84)
    d. (i) Gwadar, Pasni, Ormara
    (Page: 97)

    (ii) subsistence fishing, In commercial fishing


    (Page: 97-98)

    (iii)
    (Page: 77-78)
    e. Students own responses and their point of view
    (Page 93)

    Q3:
    a. (i) Draw on pie chart
    (ii) climate, cultivation, deforestation
    b. (i) 1. ecological factors
    2. formation of humus
    3. industrial uses
    (Page: 71)
    (ii) Productive forests: natural.
    Protective forests: man-made.
    (Page: 71)
    (iii)
    (Page: 71)

    c. (i)
    (Page: 78)
    (ii)
    (Page: 97-98)

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