Draw neat, labelled diagrams (any two): Relationship of Geography with other subjects

Answer:

[Diagram: a central circle labelled 'Geography' with arrows to surrounding boxes showing related subjects and the branches they form, e.g. Geology – Geomorphology; Meteorology – Climatology; Oceanography – Oceanography; Botany – Biogeography; Soil Science – Soil Geography; Economics – Economic Geography; History – Historical Geography; Political Science – Political Geography; Sociology – Social Geography; Demography – Population Geography; Mathematics/Statistics – Cartography and Quantitative Geography.]

The diagram shows that geography is an integrating subject which borrows from natural and social sciences and forms its own branches.