Presentation of Data. Mark Scheme Level 2 (5-8 marks out of 12) Level 3 (9-12 marks out of 12) The candidate produces accurately a range of different.

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Presentation of Data

Mark Scheme Level 2 (5-8 marks out of 12) Level 3 (9-12 marks out of 12) The candidate produces accurately a range of different and appropriate techniques, at least one of which is ICT based. The candidate produces accurately a wide range of different and appropriate presentation techniques, some of which are ICT based. 2 techniques need to be more complex methods of presentation.

Basic Presentation methods Maps Simple graphs/charts (eg line graph bar graph; see p. 40 for bi polar graphs and p.26/7 for other techniques) Tables Labelled photos (see p.55-6) Land use map (see p. 47) Flow line map (arrows on a map)

High level presentation techniques Proportional flow lines (see p. 44 bottom right corner) Scatter graphs (see p. 80) Located graphs/photos (but only if used well (see p. 42) Isoline maps (see p. 42) Choropleth maps (see p. 42)