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TESTS 1. List the main economic activities in Uganda. 2. Mention the factors that have led to the growth of the Fishing Industry in Uganda in recent years. 3. List the problems facing the Fishing Industry in Uganda. 4. Mention some of the problems facing the Tourism Industry in Uganda. 5. a) Name the major exports of Uganda
6. List the minerals that can be found in Uganda. 7. Name some of the Industrial inputs (raw materials) in Uganda. 8. What are Uganda's main tourist attractions? 9. List the problems facing the Forestry industry in Uganda. 10. Name FIVE groups of peoples of Uganda. 11. Mention FOUR major differences between Uganda's Exports and its Imports. 12. In which regions of Uganda is nomadic pastoralism common? 13. Mention FOUR characteristics of Nomadic Pastoralism. 14. Name TWO crops that are grown on large plantations in Uganda. 15. List FIVE characteristics of large plantations in Uganda.
16. Define the following terms: 18.
Using the data from the website, try drawing your own graphs using a spreadsheet
programme like MS Excel. 19. What is agricultural diversification? In your opinion, would it be a useful practice for Ugandan farmers? Give some reasons for your answer. 20. Mention two factors that have led to the growth of the fishing industry in Uganda. 21.
In small groups of four, compare the economy of Uganda and that of a developed
country like Great Britain or the United States. 22. It is known that the River Nile and Lake Victoria influence agricultural practices and production in Uganda a lot. Explain why this is so. 23.
Uganda earns very little foreign currency from its agricultural exports.
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Compare the farming practices of British farmers to those of Ugandan farmers. 25.
If you were an advisor on agricultural matters in Uganda, how would you
advise farmers living near lakes and rivers to improve on their agricultural
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