write a html code for a question and answer app where scores at the end of the test can be seen according to answers correctly selected. this is a question and answer tool for secondary school students made by MiddleMan '1. The following are natural resources except   
   A) rubber  
   B) soil  
   C) water  
   D) cellophane

2. All these are examples of fold mountains except  
   A) Himalayas  
   B) Rockies  
   C) Andes  
   D) Voges Mountain

3. All the following are fertile plains except  
   A) loess plains  
   B) alluvial plains  
   C) erosional plains  
   D) flood plain

4. The current world population is estimated at about  
   A) 2.0 billion  
   B) 7.0 billion  
   C) 6.0 billion  
   D) 4.0 billion

5. Soil factors in an ecosystem are referred to as  
   A) topographic  
   B) climatic  
   C) biotic  
   D) edaphic

6. West Africa is located between latitudes  
   A) 40 N and 20 N  
   B) 30 N and 15 N  
   C) 20 N and 10 N  
   D) 10 N and 15 N

7. All the following crops are involved in plantation agriculture except  
   A) rubber  
   B) wheat  
   C) cocoa  
   D) howbell

8. In a food chain, the position occupied by an organism is called  
   A) tropic level  
   B) energy level  
   C) feeding level  
   D) habitat level

9. Population growth rate may be defined as  
   A) mortality rate per unit area over a period  
   B) the number of times an organism occurs in a given period  
   C) number of species per unit area  
   D) net rate of mortality per unit area over a period

10. Tropical rain forests can be conserved by all the following practices except  
    A) agroforestry  
    B) deforestation  
    C) shifting cultivation  
    D) crop rotation

11. Tall trees with buttress roots are associated with  
    A) rain forest  
    B) guinea savanna  
    C) Sudan savanna  
    D) Sahel savanna

12. Which of the following resources is renewable?  
    A) livestock  
    B) minerals  
    C) forests  
    D) soil

13. The solar system comprises the sun and its  
    A) seven planets  
    B) eight planets  
    C) nine planets  
    D) six planets

14. On September 23rd, all towns or cities in the northern hemisphere experience  
    A) equal day and night  
    B) complete daylight  
    C) longer nights  
    D) shorter nights

15. Density, mortality, and birth rates affect  
    A) population  
    B) dominance  
    C) cover  
    D) habitat

16. The predominant system of agriculture among rural farmers in Nigeria is  
    A) terrace farming  
    B) irrigation farming  
    C) plantation agriculture  
    D) bush fallowing

17. The instrument used to measure the intensity of an earthquake is called  
    A) epicenter  
    B) seismograph  
    C) thermometer  
    D) ismograph

18. All these are ways of representing relief on maps except  
    A) contours  
    B) form lines  
    C) dot maps  
    D) hachures

19. Which of the following is not a way of conserving natural resources?  
    A) adopting good farming practices  
    B) establishing forest reserves  
    C) encouraging poaching  
    D) establishing game reserves

20. The movement of weathered materials under the force of gravity is called  
    A) weathering  
    B) mass movement  
    C) catastrophe  
    D) landslide

21. An intrusion of magma along a bedding plane is called  
    A) batholith  
    B) dyke  
    C) lava plain  
    D) sill

22. The satellite of the earth is  
    A) the sun  
    B) the moon  
    C) Mars  
    D) Saturn

23. The earth’s movement from west to east on its own axis is known as  
    A) friction  
    B) revolution  
    C) gravitation  
    D) rotation

24. The liquid portion of the earth’s crust is called  
    A) biosphere  
    B) hydrosphere  
    C) mesosphere  
    D) atmosphere

25. Which of the following is not a biotic factor?  
    A) parasite  
    B) predator  
    C) grazer  
    D) pressure

26. Water pollution is caused by all the following except  
    A) increased silt load  
    B) sewage deposit  
    C) sand filling  
    D) industrial effluent

27. Sharp, slender, and downward-growing pinnacles in underground limestone are called  
    A) limestone gorge  
    B) uvala  
    C) polje  
    D) stalactites

28. The most important cash crop in the irrigated Nile Basin is  
    A) cotton  
    B) millet  
    C) sugarcane  
    D) groundnut

29. The instrument used for measuring rainfall is  
    A) rain gauge  
    B) thermometer  
    C) hydrometer  
    D) barometer

30. The point at which an earthquake’s shock originates is called  
    A) focus  
    B) vent  
    C) caldera  
    D) crater

31. The busiest canal in the world is  
    A) Suez Canal  
    B) Panama Canal  
    C) North Pacific Route  
    D) Cape Route

32. The type of vegetation least affected by farming activities is determined by  
    A) nature of soil  
    B) amount of rainfall  
    C) depth of water table  
    D) climate

33. The longest river in West Africa is  
    A) River Niger  
    B) River Benue  
    C) River Volta  
    D) River Senegal

34. Desert plants are usually called  
    A) hydrophytes  
    B) mesophytes  
    C) xerophytes  
    D) sporophytes

35. The factors that determine the type of vegetation in a habitat include  
    A) rainfall  
    B) depth of water table  
    C) farming activities  
    D) soil type

36. The density of the Earth's crust is approximately  
    A) 2  
    B) 2.7  
    C) 3  
    D) 5

37. The angular distance of a point on the earth's surface measured in degrees is called  
    A) orbit  
    B) latitude  
    C) axis  
    D) longitude

38. The largest river in Nigeria is  
    A) River Niger  
    B) River Benue  
    C) River Ogun  
    D) River Osun

39. A great circle is  
    A) a circle passing through the globe’s center  
    B) a line of longitude  
    C) the equator  
    D) the shortest distance between two points

40. The most urbanized part of Nigeria is  
    A) North Central  
    B) North East  
    C) South West  
    D) South South

41. In the southern hemisphere, the autumnal equinox occurs on  
    A) March 21st  
    B) September 23rd  
    C) December 22nd  
    D) June 21st

42. The method of mining crude oil is  
    A) open cast  
    B) underground  
    C) shaft  
    D) drilling

43. Loamy soil is the best for crop production because  
    A) it has a high clay content  
    B) it retains moisture  
    C) it is porous  
    D) it contains high humus

44. The satellite of the Earth is  
    A) the moon  
    B) Mars  
    C) Saturn  
    D) Jupiter

45. What does salinity refer to in oceans?  
    A) ocean deep  
    B) salt concentration  
    C) sea plains  
    D) ocean ridges

46. Nigeria is located in which part of Africa?  
    A) East  
    B) West  
    C) North  
    D) South

47. The predominant system of agriculture in rural Nigeria is  
    A) terrace farming  
    B) irrigation  
    C) plantation  
    D) bush fallowing

48. An earthquake that destroyed 30,000 people in Turkey occurred in  
    A) 1755  
    B) 1906  
    C) 1920  
    D) 2003

49. The type of transport mostly affected by climatic conditions is  
    A) land  
    B) water  
    C) air  
    D) road

50. All these are examples of urban settlement except  
    A) towns  
    B) villages  
    C) conurbation  
    D) megalopolis'