Jamaica's Geography

What are the major geographical features of Jamaica?

• Tundra, fjords, and ice caps

• Deserts, lakes, and glaciers

• Plateaus, valleys, and canyons

• Mountains, coastal plains, and rivers

Where are the Blue Mountains located in Jamaica?

• Eastern Jamaica

• Central Jamaica

• Northern Jamaica

• Western Jamaica

What is the highest point in Jamaica and how high is it?

• Blue Mountain Peak, 2,256 meters (7,402 feet) high

• Green Mountain Peak, 3,000 meters (9,842 feet) high

• Yellow Mountain Peak, 1,500 meters (4,921 feet) high

• Red Mountain Peak, 2,000 meters (6,561 feet) high

Name one river in Jamaica and describe its significance.

• Green River - It is a man-made river in Jamaica and has no ecological significance.

• Black River - It is the longest river in Jamaica and is important for its ecological significance, as it is home to a diverse range of wildlife and plants.

• Yellow River - It is a small river in Jamaica and has no significant importance.

• Blue River - It is the most polluted river in Jamaica and is known for its toxic waste.

What are the main valleys in Jamaica and where are they located?

• Blue Mountain Valley and Montego Bay Valley in the northern part of the island

• Liguanea Valley and Vale of St. Thomas in the southeastern part of the island

• Port Antonio Valley and Negril Valley in the central part of the island

• Kingston Valley and Ocho Rios Valley in the western part of the island

How do the lowlands of Jamaica differ from the highlands?

• The lowlands are inland and hilly, while the highlands are flat and coastal.

• The lowlands have cooler temperatures and more rainfall, while the highlands are hot and dry.

• The lowlands are mountainous with cooler temperatures and more rainfall, while the highlands are flat and coastal.

• The lowlands are flat and coastal, while the highlands are mountainous with cooler temperatures and more rainfall.

What is the climate like in the Blue Mountains?

• Desert climate with scorching temperatures and minimal rainfall

• Arctic climate with freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall

• Temperate climate with mild temperatures and moderate rainfall

• Tropical rainforest climate with cool temperatures and high rainfall

How does the geography of Jamaica influence its agriculture?

• Jamaica's geography makes it impossible to grow any crops

• The geography of Jamaica only allows for the growth of non-edible plants

• The geography has no impact on agriculture in Jamaica

• The geography provides suitable conditions for growing crops.

What are the economic activities associated with the lowlands of Jamaica?

• Manufacturing and technology

• Forestry and construction

• Agriculture and tourism

• Fishing and mining

Explain the impact of Jamaica's geography on tourism.

• Tourists are not interested in Jamaica's beaches and mountains

• The tropical climate of Jamaica does not attract tourists

• Jamaica's geography has no impact on tourism

• Jamaica's geography, with its beautiful beaches, lush mountains, and tropical climate, has a significant impact on attracting tourists to the island.