All majors (cartography and geographic information systems, physical geography, human geography, environmental sciences, environmental engineering) for the postgraduate entrance examination of Northwest Normal University’s Geography and Environmental Sciences are all physical geography. This article continues to collect and organize natural science over the years. The real questions for the entrance exam of geography postgraduate.
1998
1. Noun
1. Foehn
2. Runoff modulus
3. Convergent adaptation
4. Mercator projection
5. Electronic map
2. Brief introduction
1. Briefly describe the types and causes of river terraces.
2. Describe the impact of glaciers on the geographical environment.
3. Analyze the role and influence of climate and organisms on soil formation.
4. Briefly analyze the method of using maps to represent geomorphological elements
5. Briefly describe the characteristics of the contour map.
Three, discussion
What are the main problems existing in my country's water resources? With the global warming, what impact will it have on the utilization of water resources in my country? How to realize the sustainable use of water resources in my country
Year 1999
1. The composition and types of river terraces and their relationship with humans.
2. The influence of the large topography of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau on temperature.
3. Principles and methods of natural zoning?
4. The types, characteristics and significance of China's monsoon climate.
5. Existing problems in the development and utilization of water resources in Northwest China and their prevention methods.
2000
1. The conditions and types of debris flow.
2. The cause of temperature inversion and its impact on the atmosphere.
3. Types of marine resources and protection measures for the marine environment.
4. What are the similarities and differences between river valley landforms and glacier valley landforms.
5. What is the basis and climate zone of Köppen climate classification? And evaluate its climate classification.
6. On the development of land resources in Northwest China