Please answer the following questions: 1. (a) What is human geography? (b) Give three objectives of geography as a subject in our schools. 2. (a) Define Agriculture. (b) Give three factors that influe

You're on a roll — Here are the answers to the questions from the image: 1. (a) What is human geography? Human geography is the branch of geography that deals with the study of people and their communities, cultures, economies, and interactions with the environment by studying their relations with and across space and place. 1. (b) Give three objectives of geography as a subject in our schools. • To develop an understanding of the physical and human environment. • To equip students with skills for interpreting geographical data and solving environmental problems. • To foster an appreciation for the diversity of cultures and environments around the world. 2. (a) Define Agriculture. Agriculture is the science and art of cultivating plants and livestock. It involves the systematic production of food, fiber, and other products through farming and rearing animals. 2. (b) Give three factors that influence agricultural systems in the world. • Climate: Temperature, rainfall, and sunlight affect crop growth and livestock suitability. • Soils: Fertility, texture, and drainage determine the types of crops that can be grown. • Technology: Availability of machinery, irrigation, fertilizers, and improved seeds impacts productivity. • Economic factors: Market demand, prices, government policies, and access to capital influence farming decisions. • Cultural factors: Traditional practices, land ownership patterns, and dietary preferences can shape agricultural systems. 3. (a) Give three main areas in Denmark where dairy farming is practiced. • Jutland • Funen • Zealand 3. (b) Name three dairy breeds kept in Denmark. • Danish Red • Holstein-Friesian • Jersey 4. (a) State Physical conditions that favour sugar-cane growing in the lake basin of Kenya. • High temperatures: Sugarcane requires warm to hot conditions, typically above 20^. • High rainfall: It needs abundant and well-distributed rainfall, usually over 1200 mm annually. • Deep, well-drained fertile soils: Loamy soils with good water retention and drainage are ideal. • Gentle slopes/flat land: This facilitates cultivation and harvesting. 4. (b) Identify three Uses of By-product of Sugarcane. • Bagasse: Used as fuel for boilers in sugar mills, for making paper, fiberboard, and animal feed. • Molasses: Used in the production of ethanol, rum, animal feed, and as a food ingredient. • Filter cake (mud): Used as a soil conditioner or fertilizer due to its organic matter and nutrient content. 5. Use the Map of Kenya below to answer question below (The map is not fully visible, but the question asks to use it. Assuming the question refers to identifying features or regions on the map related to Kenya's geography.) Since the map is not fully visible, I cannot answer question 5 accurately. Please provide the full map or the specific question related to it. What's next? 📸