PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
REGIONAL CLASS FOUR JOINT TERMINAL EXAMINATION
GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENT
TIME: 1:30 HOURS
NAME OF THE PUPIL: ______________________________
NAME OF THE SCHOOL: ______________________________
NAME OF THE DISTRICT: ______________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
This examination consists of eight (08) questions.
Answer all questions as instructed.
All answers should be provided in the space given.
Use a blue or black ink pen to answer all questions.
Phones and unauthorized materials are not allowed in the examination room.
FOR EXAMINER’S USE ONLY
QUESTION NUMBER
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SECTION A: GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENT
1. Choose the correct answer and write its letter.
i. Which of the following maps shows natural and man-made features?
Weather maps
Population maps
Political maps
Topographical maps
ii. Tina was studying a certain map but she failed to identify the symbols and signs used in that map. Which essential of the map was missing in that circumstance?
Title
Frame
Key
North direction
iii. What activity can people who live near rivers, dams and lakes do different from fishing?
Crop cultivation and irrigation
Harvesting
Timber production
Environment conservation
vi. Which of the following is an effect of air pollution on human life?
Heavy rain and floods
Respiratory disease
Soil erosion
Hunger and drought
v. What is the short form of South-West?
S-W
E-S
S-E
S-N
vi. Which mineral is mined at Mererani in Manyara Region?
Diamond
Tanzanite
Gold
Salt
2. Choose the correct answer from the options below to answer items (i)–(iv).
Political maps, urban planning maps, weather maps, topographical maps, road and railway maps, population maps
The type of maps which represent the layout of natural and man-made features.
The maps which provide information about road and railway networks.
The maps which show the planning of towns, cities and villages for social services and settlement.
The maps which show distributions of weather conditions in an area.
SHORT ANSWERS
3. Fill in the blanks by providing the correct answers. (4 marks; 2 marks each)
Suggest one negative effect of industries on our environment.
What is deforestation?
INTERPRETATION OF MAPS, PICTURES AND DIAGRAMS (8 Marks)
4. Study the figures below and answer the questions that follow. (2 marks each)
Which activity is taking place in Figure A?
What is the importance of the activity in Figure A?
Name the country located in the southern part of Tanzania (see Figure B).
Study Figure B, then name the lake found in the northern part of Tanzania.
SECTION B: SPORTS AND ARTS (24 MARKS)
5. Choose the correct answer and write its letter.
i. Which body parts will be most involved when an actor or actress acts cooking food?
Hair and ears
Hands
Foot and thigh
Nose and eggs
ii. The following are tools used in cleaning our bedrooms, except:
A piece of cloth
Liquid soap
Dust pan
Hoe
iii. What is the action denoting sorrow, pain and loss of hope during acting?
Crying
Laughing
Shivering
Anger
vi. The representation of a real thing that can be obtained through drawing is known as:
Camera
Picture
Banner
Brochures
v. The aim of sports at our school is:
To disturb pupils’ minds
Wasting time
To build health and unity
To punish pupils
6. Answer the following questions by choosing the correct term from the options below.
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Pupil’s name: _______________________________________ School name: ___________________________________________
PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICE, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
TERMINAL EXAMINATION FOR STD FIVE 2026
SUBJECT- GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENT
SECTION A: GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENT (26MARKS)
Answer all questions in this section.
1. For each of the items (i) – (xv), choose the correct answer and write its letter in the box provided:
i. Which of the following is not classify as a natural resource in the vegetable farming projects?
Land
water
labour
seed
minerals
ii. Which resource directly enables the actual growth of vegetable crops?
Money
machinery
seeds
labour
storage facilities
iii. A community in Tanzania wants to develop a sustainable income source from their local forest. Which forest-related activity would best provide income while preserving the forest’s environmental functions?
Clear-cutting all trees for timber scale
Establishing a beekeeping project in the forest
Converting the forest into agricultural farmland
Mining minerals inside the forest area
Using the forest only for firewood collection without replanting
iv. The Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA) needs to decide which action will most effectively protect the “big five” wildlife in a national park. Which management action is most appropriate?
Allowing unrestricted tourist hunting of big five
Expanding agricultural zones inside the park
Creating stricter anti-poaching patrols and habitat protection
Relocating the big five to private farms
Reducing the park’s protected area size
v. Some children have a tendency of defecating and urinating in water sources. What is the effects of that act?
Increase of fish
Increase of water
spread of diseases
purify water
treat water
vi. Mr. Njate climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and reached the summit after three days. What did he see on the top of the Mountain?
Ocean and dam
Manmade snow
Stone’s house only
Snow
accumulation of mud
2. Answer items (i) – (v) by matching the location of the national parks found in Tanzania in List A with their name in List B and write the letter of the correct response in the bracket provided.
LIST A
Answer
LIST B
i. North-western (Mara, Arusha, Simiyu)
A. Serengeti
B. Tarangire
C. Kondoa Irangi
D. Lake Manyara
E. Ngorongoro
F. Ruaha
G. Gombe
ii. Northern (Manyara, Arusha, Dodoma?
iii. Northern ( Arusha and Manyara)
iv. Southern western (Iringa and Mbeya)
3. i. What is the contribution of Gold to Tanzania economy ?
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ii. Tanzania is also rich in renewable resources. Mention any two renewables resources.
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iii. To promote the blue economy sector, what sustainable use of resources should we focus on?
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4.Study the following map and then answer question (a) – (d) by writing the correct answer in the space provided.
i. Cartographers use all of the following symbols to represent features in a map except
(A) colours
(B) letters
(C) signs
(D) trees
ii. How will you know that a map given to you is a statistical map?
(A) it represents mountains
(B) it shows rivers
(C) it represent mountains
(D) it represent rainfall data
(E) it has many man- made features
iii. What features on the land surface is represented by this sign in a map?
(A) Railway
(B) telephone line
(C) railway station
(D) railway crossing
iv.Salimfailedtotellthecorrectdirectionsoffeaturesinagivenmap.Whatessentialof a map was certainly missing in that map?
(A) north direction
(B) map scale
(C) key
(D) title
v. Which direction does a compass arrow usually point?
(A) north
(B) south
(C) eat
(D) west
4. SECTION B: MATCHING ITEMS
Read the following passage and the questions that follow
Map symbols
Amapcannotshowthingsexactlyastheyareinrealityinstead,itusesmapsymbols. Mapsymbolsaresmalldrawingsusedonamaptorepresentrealobjects.Whenyou wanttoshowrealobjectsonamap,youshouldusesymbolstorepresentthoseobjects. Thesesymbolshelptodescribethosefeaturessimplyandunderstandably.Allsymbols used on a map are shown in the map key. Which explains all the symbols used.
5. QUESTIONS
i. What is the heading of the passage ...................................
ii. What do we call the small drawings on a map that represents real objects ...................
iii. All symbols used on a map are shown in a ...................................
iv. Mention any two physical features that can be shown on a map and ...........................
v. Mention any two man- made features that can be shown on a map and ...........................
i. Cartographers use all of the following symbols to represent features in a map except
(A) colours
(B) letters
(C) signs
(D) trees
ii. How will you know that a map given to you is a statistical map?
(A) it represents mountains
(B) it shows rivers
(C) it represent mountains
(D) it represent rainfall data
(E) it has many man- made features
iii. What features on the land surface is represented by this sign in a map?
(A) Railway
(B) telephone line
(C) railway station
(D) railway crossing
iv.Salimfailedtotellthecorrectdirectionsoffeaturesinagivenmap.Whatessentialof a map was certainly missing in that map?
(A) north direction
(B) map scale
(C) key
(D) title
v. Which direction does a compass arrow usually point?
(A) north
(B) south
(C) eat
(D) west
4. SECTION B: MATCHING ITEMS
Read the following passage and the questions that follow
Map symbols
Amapcannotshowthingsexactlyastheyareinrealityinstead,itusesmapsymbols. Mapsymbolsaresmalldrawingsusedonamaptorepresentrealobjects.Whenyou wanttoshowrealobjectsonamap,youshouldusesymbolstorepresentthoseobjects. Thesesymbolshelptodescribethosefeaturessimplyandunderstandably.Allsymbols used on a map are shown in the map key. Which explains all the symbols used.
5. QUESTIONS
i. What is the heading of the passage ...................................
ii. What do we call the small drawings on a map that represents real objects ...................
iii. All symbols used on a map are shown in a ...................................
iv. Mention any two physical features that can be shown on a map and ...........................
v. Mention any two man- made features that can be shown on a map and ...........................
i. Cartographers use all of the following symbols to represent features in a map except
(A) colours
(B) letters
(C) signs
(D) trees
ii. How will you know that a map given to you is a statistical map?
(A) it represents mountains
(B) it shows rivers
(C) it represent mountains
(D) it represent rainfall data
(E) it has many man- made features
iii. What features on the land surface is represented by this sign in a map?
(A) Railway
(B) telephone line
(C) railway station
(D) railway crossing
iv.Salimfailedtotellthecorrectdirectionsoffeaturesinagivenmap.Whatessentialof a map was certainly missing in that map?
(A) north direction
(B) map scale
(C) key
(D) title
v. Which direction does a compass arrow usually point?
(A) north
(B) south
(C) eat
(D) west
4. SECTION B: MATCHING ITEMS
Read the following passage and the questions that follow
Map symbols
Amapcannotshowthingsexactlyastheyareinrealityinstead,itusesmapsymbols. Mapsymbolsaresmalldrawingsusedonamaptorepresentrealobjects.Whenyou wanttoshowrealobjectsonamap,youshouldusesymbolstorepresentthoseobjects. Thesesymbolshelptodescribethosefeaturessimplyandunderstandably.Allsymbols used on a map are shown in the map key. Which explains all the symbols used.
5. QUESTIONS
i. What is the heading of the passage ...................................
ii. What do we call the small drawings on a map that represents real objects ...................
iii. All symbols used on a map are shown in a ...................................
iv. Mention any two physical features that can be shown on a map and ...........................
v. Mention any two man- made features that can be shown on a map and ...........................