1. Point Evidence Terminology Analysis Link 100% 50% 0% To what extent….
Introduction – opening statement
Case Study:
Your point of view (include at least 2 specific facts or evidence)
Extent-ometer
Connectives to use:
Because… therefore…. Such as… however… on the other hand… alternatively… consequently… whereas…
Another point of view
(include at least 2 specific
facts or evidence)
Marks
Description
Basic
(1-3)
Limited Knowledge.
Does not use figure.
No case study detail.
Clear
(4-6)
Accurate knowledge.
Clear use of figure.
Accurate use of figure.
Some case study detail.
Conclusion – summarise judgement
SPaG and Keywords:
Detailed (7-9)
Applies knowledge.
Detailed and specific knowledge.
Clearly relates to figure.
Lots of case study detail.
Think like a geographer.
Totally/strongly Agree
Extremely important
Huge impact
100%
Agree to some extent
quite important
moderate impact
50%
Strongly disagree
Not important/irrelevant
No impact 0%

2. Point Evidence Terminology Analysis Link
Evaluate/To what extent/significance
Point
Evidence
Terminology
Analysis
Link
Introduction – opening statement
Case Study:
Significance Bubbles – bigger the bubble the better
Connectives to use:
Because… therefore…. Such as… however… on the other hand… alternatively… consequently… whereas…
Marks
Description
Basic
(1-3)
Limited Knowledge.
Does not use figure.
No case study detail.
Clear
(4-6)
Accurate knowledge.
Clear use of figure.
Accurate use of figure.
Some case study detail.
Conclusion – summarise judgement
SPaG and Keywords
Detailed (7-9)
Applies knowledge.
Detailed and specific knowledge.
Clearly relates to figure.
Lots of case study detail.
Think like a geographer.

3. Point Evidence Terminology Analysis Link
Evaluate/To what extent/significance
Point
Evidence
Terminology
Analysis
Link
Introduction – opening statement
Case Study:
Connectives to use:
Because… therefore…. Such as… however… on the other hand… alternatively… consequently… whereas…
Marks
Description
Basic
(1-3)
Limited Knowledge.
Does not use figure.
No case study detail.
Clear
(4-6)
Accurate knowledge.
Clear use of figure.
Accurate use of figure.
Some case study detail.
Conclusion – summarise judgement
SPaG and Keywords
Detailed (7-9)
Applies knowledge.
Detailed and specific knowledge.
Clearly relates to figure.
Lots of case study detail.
Think like a geographer.

4. Point Evidence Terminology Analysis Link
_______________________________________________________
Yes No
Use evidence from _________and your own knowledge to explain your answer
Point
Evidence
Terminology
Analysis
Link
Introduction – opening statement
Your point of view (include at least 2 specific facts and evidence from booklet)
Another point of view
(include at least 2 specific
facts and evidence from booklet)
Connectives to use:
Because… therefore…. Such as… however… on the other hand… alternatively… consequently… whereas…
Marks
Description
Basic
(1-3)
Limited Knowledge.
No opinion shown.
Does not use figures or facts from booklet.
No case study detail.
Clear
(4-6)
Accurate knowledge.
Decision made either way.
Clear use of figures and facts from booklet.
Accurate use of figure.
Some case study detail.
Conclusion – make a judgement
SPaG and Keywords
Detailed (7-9)
Applies knowledge.
Justifies decision.
Detailed and specific knowledge.
Clearly relates to figure.
Clear references to booklet.
Lots of case study detail.
Good conclusion – summarising opinion.
Think like a geographer.
On one hand
On the other

5. Point Evidence Terminology Analysis Link
Introduction – opening statement
Connectives to use:
Because… therefore…. Such as… however… on the other hand… alternatively… consequently… whereas…
Marks
Description
Basic
(1-3)
Limited Knowledge.
No opinion shown.
Does not use figures or facts from booklet.
No case study detail.
Clear
(4-6)
Accurate knowledge.
Decision made either way.
Clear use of figures and facts from booklet.
Accurate use of figure.
Some case study detail.
Conclusion – make a judgement
SPaG and Keywords:
Detailed (7-9)
Applies knowledge.
Justifies decision.
Detailed and specific knowledge.
Clearly relates to figure.
Clear references to booklet.
Lots of case study detail.
Good conclusion – summarising opinion.
Think like a geographer.