16. In which midlatitude region is this landscape located?
(A)Atacama Desert
(B)Barents Sea
(C)Dead Sea
(D)Nam-Tso Lake

12. The image shows the plume from the volcano near Eyjafjallajokull in Iceland. This particular volcanic activity is due to the fact that Iceland is:(A)on a hot spot(B)on the Mid Atlantic Ridge(C)on a destructive plate edge(D)near the Arctic CircleVolcanic Eruption 

13. Which of the following statements explains glacier retreat most accurately?(A)A warmer climate raises the albedo of the ice, thus melting the ice.(B)A warmer climate melts the ice, thus lowering the overall albedo, reinforcing the melting process.(C)Global warming causes more precipitation, thus causing the glaciers to retreat.(D)Global warming causes less precipitation, thus causing the glaciers to retreat.Retreating glaciers 

14. Look carefully at the photo. The services sector of this city mainly caters for:(A)tourism(B)finances(C)trade(D)politics

15. Where was this photo taken?(A)South Africa(B)Germany(C)Brazil(D)New Zealand

17. These three photographs were all taken in the same country. Look carefully. In which country were they taken?(A)Bolivia(B)Myanmar(C)Switzerland(D)Nepal

18. Here are three photographs. Despite language, religious and cultural differences, these people belong to the same racial group. Which racial group is it?(A)caucasian race(B)mongoloid race(C)negroid race(D)mixed race

19. The city where this photo was taken is located close to the:(A)Equator(B)Tropic of Cancer(C)Tropic of Capricorn(D)Arctic Circle

20. This photo of the London Eye was taken on 9 September 1999. In which part of the day was the photo taken?(A)morning(B)noon(C)afternoon(D)late evening

21. This is a photo of the Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium. It is located at 50° 50’N, 4° 21’E. The photo was taken on 8 June 2004 exactly at solar noon. What was the official time in Brussels when the photo was taken?Hint: Belgium is in GMT+1 time zone. Remember that the photo was taken in summer.(A)11.18(B)12.18(C)12.42(D)13.42

22. This map shows the flow of(A)maize / corn(C)gold(B)population(D)birds