ASSESS – MAKE AN INFORMED JUDGEMENT

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ASSESS – MAKE AN INFORMED JUDGEMENT Example question: Assess how effective your presentation technique(s) were in representing the data collected in this enquiry. Response: be critical. What were the positive and negative features of your choice

CALCULATE – WORK OUT THE VALUE OF SOMETHING Example: Using Figure 7, calculate the increase in retail sales value of Fairtrade bananas between 2000 and 2012 Response: The increase in retail shows is 25% between 2000 to 2012, from £1m to £1.25m

COMPARE – IDENTIFY SIMILARITY AND DIFFERENCE Example: Using Figure 4, compare HDI values in Africa and South America. Response: In Africa HDI values are typically 0.5, an example being Mali. In comparison South America values are ……….

COMPLETE - FINISH THE TASK BY ADDING GIVEN INFORMATION Example: The greatest number of category four tropical storms happen in the ……………………. Ocean. Apart from very strong winds, one other associated weather feature of a category four storm is………………………….. Response: Use the data provided

DESCRIBE – SET OUT CHARACTERISTICS Example: Using Figure 9, describe the distribution of areas with existing licenses for fracking in the UK Response: Pattern Example Anomaly Highest Lowest Range

DISCUSS - PRESENT KEY POINTS ABOUT DIFFERENT IDEAS OR STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF AN IDEA. Example: Discuss the effects of urban sprawl on people and the environment. Use Figure 3 and a case study of a major city in the UK Response: The social effects on people can be both negative and positive. For example…………

EVALUATE – JUDGE FROM AVAILABLE EVIDENCE Example: Evaluate the effectiveness of an urban transport scheme(s) you have studied Response: An example of a transport scheme I have studied is the London Congestion charge. This was ……………………….

EXPLAIN – SET OUT REASONS OR PURPOSES Example: Using Figure 12 and your own knowledge, explain how different landforms may be created by the transport and deposition of sediment along the coast Response: The dominant process of transportation along the coast is longshore drift, this is ……..

GIVE – PRODUCE AN ANSWER FROM MEMORY Example: Give one condition that is needed for a tropical storm to form. Response: For tropical storms to form you need………….

IDENTIFY - Name or otherwise characterise Example: Identify the glacial landform at grid reference 653532 Response: The glacial landform at 653532 is …………………

JUSTIFY- SUPPORT A CASE WITH EVIDENCE Example: 'Transnational corporations (TNCs) only bring advantages to the host country.' Do you agree with this statement? Justify your decision. Response: An example of a TNC is Coca Cola. They bring a range of………

OUTLINE – SET OUT MAIN CHARACTERISTICS Example: Outline one way that Fairtrade helps to deal with the problems of unequal development. Response: Fairtrade aims to ………..

STATE – EXPRESS IN CLEAR TERMS Example: State one characteristic of the course of the River Ouse in grid square 5754 Response: The River Ouse in grid square 5754 is likely to be in its middle course as a…………

SUGGEST – PRESENT A POSSIBLE CASE Example: Suggest how the sea defences shown in Figure 11 help to protect the coastline. Response: The sea defences shown in Figure 11 include…………….

TO WHAT EXTENT - Judge the importance or success of (strategy, scheme, project, etc). Example: To what extent do urban areas in lower income countries (LICs) or newly emerging economies (NEEs) provide social and economic opportunities for people? Response: Urban areas in LIC’S have many common features, for example…….