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Exam review

1 River environments: (a) Study Figure 1 which shows two storm hydrographs (A and B). (i) On Figure 1, draw the precipitation bar for 1 to 2 hours from the start of the storm when 10 mm of rain fell. ( not sure if you can do this) (1) (ii) From Figure 1, add box numbers, 1, 2 and 3 by correctly to three of the following labels: peak discharge lag-time urban area hydrograph wooded rural area hydrograph (3)

1 River environments: (iii) State two ways in which hydrograph A differs from hydrograph B.(2) (iv) What is the discharge of a river? (2) (v) Describe the fieldwork techniques you would use to collect data about a river’s discharge. (6) (b) (i) Give one change that flooding brings to a river’s valley.(1) (ii) (KW) Suggest why flooding is more likely to occur in urban areas than wooded rural areas. Figure 1 may help your answer. (6) (c) With reference to a named river, explain how the threat of flooding has been reduced. (9) Name of river:

2 Coastal environments: (a) Study Figure 2a, a sketch map of part of the coastline shown in the photograph, Figure 2(b). (i) From Figure 2a, add the numbers 1, 2 and 3 to three of the following labels: sheltered from prevailing sea winds cliffs groynes spit (3)

2 Coastal environments: (a) Study Figure 2a, a sketch map of part of the coastline shown in the photograph, Figure 2(b). (ii) Name a type of coastal landform shown on Figure 2b that was formed by:(2) 1. erosion 2. deposition

2 Coastal environments (b) There is longshore drift along the coastline shown in Figure 2b. (i) What is longshore drift? (2) (ii) What is the direction of longshore drift along this coastline? Give one reason for your answer. (2) Direction Reason (c) (i) Name two methods of coastal protection* being used along the coastline shown in Figure 2b.(2) ii) For one of these methods, explain how it reduces coastal erosion. (4) (iii) Describe the fieldwork techniques you would use to investigate people’s opinions on the coastal protection methods shown in Figures 2a and 2b. (6) (d) (KW) Explain how headlands retreat to produce new coastal landforms. One or more diagrams may help your answer. (9)

4 Economic activity and energy: (a) Study Figure 4a which shows six factors (A to F) which attract high-tech manufacturing industries (i) Choose the factor (A to F) which each of the following is an example of: (2) 1. motorway link to an international airport 2. government support for business (ii) What are raw materials? (2) (iii) Manufacturing is part of which of the following employment sectors? (1) Primary secondary tertiary quaternary (iv) Name a high-tech manufacturing industry. (1) (v) Suggest why universities help attract high-tech industry. (3)

(b) Study Figure 4b which shows the results of a fieldwork investigation into how the managers of ten factories (A to J) ranked six factors when choosing their present location. (i) Complete Figure 4b.(2) Total Nearness to raw materials = Total personal reasons = Ranking from the top:

4 Economic activity and energy (ii) What conclusions can be drawn about the importance of the various locational factors? (6) (c) Describe the factors encouraging the recent growth of tertiary and quaternary activities in HICs. (4) (d) Explain why energy efficiency is becoming so important for many countries. (9)

6 Urban environments: (a) Study Figure 6a which shows some developments taking place on the edge of the city of Oxford, UK.

6 Urban environments (ii) Describe the changes in land use taking place on the edge of the city. (3) (iii) These changes have a number of effects. (2) State: 1 one positive effect 2 one negative effect. (iv) Give reasons for the changes taking place on the edge of many HIC cities such as Oxford. (4) (b) Suggest how the use of brownfield sites may help reduce development pressures on the edges of HIC cities. (3)

(c) Study Figure 6b which shows the results of a land use and environmental quality survey along a transect running from the CBD to the outer suburbs of a city. (i) Complete Figure 6b. (ii) Plot the Environmental Quality scores for the six sites in Figure 6b on the graph, Figure 6c. (3)

6 Urban environments Queries: What sort of plot is normal for EQSs? Title Horizontal axis? Scale? Vertical axes? Scale?

6 Urban environments Had this been done by hand, I would have labelled the different sites rather than the site number. It was in PAINT – say no more!

6 Urban environments (iii) What conclusions can be drawn from the evidence in Figures 6b and 6c? (4) (d) For a named city in an LIC, explain the management strategies being used to minimise the problems of its shanty towns (squatter communities). (9) Name of city: