Which geographical phenomenon is depicted in this image?
(A)eutrophication of coastal waters
(B) the Gulf Stream
(C) the trade winds
(D) a tropical cyclone

The satellite picture shows irrigated fields near 30°08’ N and 38°14’
(E) What is the most likely water source?
(A) fossil water
(B) desalinated seawater
(C) rain
(D) rivers

Which food type is projected to experience the smallest relative increase in total production by 2050?
(A) cereals
(B) meat
(C) oilcrops and products
(D) sugar cane / beet

What phenomenon is depicted on this 2008 – 2015 monthly map series?
(A) famine
(B) wild fires
(C) precipitation
(D) wildlife migration

Which of the following countries in the East Asia & Pacific Islands region is most likely to be Country X?
(A) Bhutan
(B) Cambodia
(C) Fiji
(D) Malaysia

What is the most likely reason for the distribution of IKEA stores around the world?
(A) closeness to the production areas
(B) consumer preference for handmade goods
(C) population density
(D) purchasing power of the local population

According to Butler’s Model, at what stage of the tourist resort life-cycle were the Galapagos Islands in 2008?
(A) consolidation
(B) development
(C) rejuvenation
(D) stagnation

Which of the following statements about The Coca Cola Company is best supported by the image?
(A) It pursues growth in Russia and Asian countries.
(B) It aims to grow its markets in tourist hotspots.
(C) It wants to invest profits in local economies.
(D) It values the preservation of cultural heritage.

At which terminal (A, B, C or D) is a tourist located if her bearing to Colosseo is about 255° and to Pantheon about 280°?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)

Which line (A, B, C or D) represents part of a river?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)

Von Thünen's 1826 model of agricultural land use assumed that the city is located centrally within an “isolated state”. What does the second (blue, 2 to 5 km) area correspond to?
(A) dairy and market gardening
(B) forestry for fuel
(C) grains and field crops
(D) ranching

What is shown on this map?
(A) consumption of hunted animals
(B) extent of ice cover
(C) nomadic population
(D) remoteness

What is the main aim of the human-made wetlands represented in this diagram?
(A) growing biomass
(B) recreational areas
(C) reducing greenhouse gasses
(D) wastewater treatment

Which of the following statements is correct?
(A) Fuelwood production and agricultural practices combined are responsible for half of Africa’s soil losses.
(B) Asia and North America experience much the same reasons for soil degradation.
(C) Soil degradation in Europe is mainly due to industrialization.
(D) Livestock pose the greatest threat to soil conservation in Oceania.

What is the direction of the littoral (also called longshore) drift?
(A) NE
(B) NW
(C) SE
(D) SW

This type of agricultural practice accounts for about 20% of human-related worldwide emissions to the atmosphere of which greenhouse gas?
(A) chlorofluorocarbons
(B) freon
(C) methane
(D) ozone

What type of temperature inversion is shown in the video?
(A) frontal
(B) radiation
(C) subsidence
(D) upper-air

What was the wind direction in Fiji on 17/02/2016?
(A) NE
(B) SE
(C) SW
(D) W

This image, provided by NASA, shows one of the largest open -pit mines in the world. In which top -five copper -producing country is it located?
(A) Canada
(B) Mexico
(C) Peru
(D) Zambia

What does this map illustrate?
(A) net exports of cars
(B) donor countries of development assistance
(C) net exports of non-ferrous metals
(D) production of wine

A plane takes off from a prime meridian at the equator and flies 300 km westwards. Which zone (A, B, C or D) will it reach?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)

What morphological process formed the Aorounga structure in Chad?
(A) aeolian erosion
(B) a meteorite impact
(C) a volcanic eruption
(D) surface water flow

The anvil of a supercell storm is mainly made up of:
(A) aerosol particles
(B) hailstones
(C) ice crystals and pellets
(D) raindrops

Which of the aerial images (A, B, C or D) corresponds to the photograph?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)

The space in the centre of the settlement serves as:
(A) animal shelter
(B) prayer centre
(C) school
(D) trading post