濮阳市第二高级中学高二地理期中考试试题1（Puyang second senior middle school geography midterm examination questions 1）.doc

濮阳市第二高级中学高二地理期中考试试题1（Puyang second senior middle school geography midterm examination questions 1） This article is contributed by mxzt123 DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. In 2009, middle school geography midterm examination paper, 2009-2010 school year, high school geography midterm examination paper Topic: Topic: Wang Zhangtao Zhu Tenggang Qian Yu Hua Choice questions (Volume 1, multiple-choice questions (60 points) A single choice (), each of 1.5 points, a total of 40 questions, 60. Single choice (1. the following geographical events belong to natural disasters is A. Pacific Ocean volcano eruption in March B.2006 Chongqing Kaixian natural gas leak in Tangshan C.1976 D.2005 earthquake in Jilin chemical plant explosion caused pollution of the Songhua River the following 2. suspension method. The right is in the home, hiding in bed, under the table in theaters, should quickly leave the theatre, to the outdoor open space in the classroom, can hide under the desk corner or the outdoors to stay away from high-rise buildings, bridges, chimneys, A. the B. and the C. the 4 D. 3 4 read Twentieth Century 50-90 in Guangdong province the average annual disaster situation statistics, 3-4 complete problem. In 50s the affected population (million / year) in farmland (24218.160 hectares / year) in the 74343.970s 85953.780 Age 122682.090, 159089.1 The frequency of occurrence of sudden meteorological disasters in Guangdong province 3. ranks first in the country, one of the most common meteorological disasters A. earthquake, flood, typhoon, typhoon B., C. low temperature, heavy rain and hail, landslides D. tsunami and storm surge, drought in 4. for a period of time, Guangdong disaster area and the affected population increased year by year. The reason is that the A. rapid population growth, rapid economic development B. Residents of disaster prevention, disaster redu