ENV1800 analysis

Past exam 2007

1. Geothermal vent (16. Continental Drift & Plate Tectonics)
Tsunami (16. Continental Drift & Plate Tectonics)

2. Glaciation (xjmpe)
Limestone (17. The Biogeography of Malaysia: The Origins and Geology of Malaysia)

3. Homo floresiensis (18. Malaysian Biogeography - Humans)
Humans evolve from chimpanzees (18. Malaysian Biogeography - Humans)

4. Australian Animal(20. AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS)
Introduce species (20. AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS)

5. Fossil record (22. Australian Biogeography)
stromatolite (22. Australian Biogeography)

6. Comparison between Malaysia population and Singapore Population (30. The Human population)
Domesticated Animal (18. Malaysian Biogeography - Humans)

7. a) modern intensive agricultural practices (xmsuk)
b) renewable and non- renewable energy sources (25. Renewable Energy)
c) positive and negative aspects of nuclear power (24. Energy Non-renewable Sources)
d) most pressing environmental problem (xtau)

8. a) Compare ecology and distribution of the desert biome & polar biome. (23. Fragile Environments)
b) Homo sapiens (18. Malaysian Biogeography - Humans)
c) Solve to reduce obesity epidermic (30. The Human population)
d) Major mineral resources of Malaysia and Indonesia (26. Mineral Resources)

Past exam 2006

1. Biome (23. Fragile Environments)
Adaption penguin or sea otter (23. Fragile Environments)

2. Due-due xmsuk exam

3. Subduction zone (xtau lecture mane)
Composition of continental plates and oceanic plates (16. Continental Drift & Plate Tectonics)

4. Effect on the population growth(30. The Human population)
Population age structure diagram (30. The Human population)

5. Examples of animals (20. AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS)
Extinction of the Australian megafauna (xtau)

6. xmsuk
impacts of mining metals (26. Mineral Resources)

7. a) agriculture (xmsuk)
b) non-renewable and one renewable energy(24. Energy Non-renewable Sources)
c) positive and negative aspects of nuclear power (24. Energy Non-renewable Sources)
d) pollution in Malaysian rivers (xmsk)

8. a) Compare ecology and distribution of the desert biome & polar biome. (23. Fragile Environments)
b) Europeans and Chinese dominate world history (18. Malaysian Biogeography - Humans)
c) Human population explosion (30. The Human population)
d) world’s most fire-prone continent (19. The Australian Environment)

Past exam 2005

1. Difference between a mineral and an ore (24. Energy Non-renewable Sources)
Malaysia’s main mineral resources (24. Energy Non-renewable Sources)

2. Biomass ()
Wind Energy (25. Renewable Energy)

3. Human population (30. The Human population)
Why world’s population begin to increase (30. The Human population)

4. Introduced species ()
Characteristic of Aussie animal-adaptation ()

5. world’s most fire prone continent? (19. The Australian Environment)
Australian soils generally poor and unproductive ()

6. xmsuk
The accident at Chernobyl (24. Energy Non-renewable Sources)

7. a) renewable energy sources (25. Renewable Energy)
b) environmental implications of mining and refining metals (26. Mineral Resources)
c) conservation of resources()
d) agricultural revolution (xmsuk)

8. a) theory of Continental Drift (16. Continental Drift & Plate Tectonics)
b) causes of Kuala Lumpur’s haze (Xmsuk)
c) adaptation in Fauna of deserts and polar regions. (23. Fragile Environments)
d) Homo florensis (18. Malaysian Biogeography - Humans)