How do I get AO2 marks in my fieldwork enquiry? How many of you have visited the Lingen Alps in Norway?

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How do I get AO2 marks in my fieldwork enquiry? How many of you have visited the Lingen Alps in Norway?

Which of these is nearest the source?

HOW DID YOU KNOW? Application of knowledge and understanding

Grade C description AO1 Candidates recall, select and communicate knowledge and understanding of places, environments, concepts and locations across different scales. They use geographical terminology appropriately. AO2 They apply their knowledge and understanding of geographical concepts, processes and patterns in a variety of both familiar and unfamiliar physical and human contexts. They understand relationships between people and the environment, identifying and explaining different problems and issues and making geographical decisions that are supported by reasons, including sustainable approaches. AO3 They select and use a variety of skills, and appropriate techniques and technologies to identify questions and issues to undertake investigations. They collect and record appropriate evidence from different sources, including fieldwork. They analyse and interpret evidence and recognise some of the limitations of evidence to reach plausible conclusions.

Rivers follow a typical pattern source mouth dischargefrictionSediment size smallestgreatest smallest

Not all rivers are typical