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I'm doing the 9-1 Edexcel Geography B Paper 2 (UK Geographical Issues) . I've read through my exercise book and the revision guide, but I feel like if the questions are in front of me, I have NO idea what to do? Any help out there? Anything's appreciated
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1. Ask your teacher for advice on answering exam questions. They'll be the expert here!
2. EDEXCEL WEBSITE - look at the specimen papers and mark schemes and suss out how they're asking you to answer the question. Finding a list of command words on the exam board's website may be useful (AQA does their's so I'm assuming Edexcel are the same
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3. Look at previous mocks and find out where you went wrong.
Hope this helps!
2. EDEXCEL WEBSITE - look at the specimen papers and mark schemes and suss out how they're asking you to answer the question. Finding a list of command words on the exam board's website may be useful (AQA does their's so I'm assuming Edexcel are the same
)3. Look at previous mocks and find out where you went wrong.
Hope this helps!
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(Original post by MisledGoddess)
1. Ask your teacher for advice on answering exam questions. They'll be the expert here!
2. EDEXCEL WEBSITE - look at the specimen papers and mark schemes and suss out how they're asking you to answer the question. Finding a list of command words on the exam board's website may be useful (AQA does there's so I'm assuming Edexcel are the same)
3. Look at previous mocks and find out where you went wrong.
Hope this helps!
1. Ask your teacher for advice on answering exam questions. They'll be the expert here!
2. EDEXCEL WEBSITE - look at the specimen papers and mark schemes and suss out how they're asking you to answer the question. Finding a list of command words on the exam board's website may be useful (AQA does there's so I'm assuming Edexcel are the same
)3. Look at previous mocks and find out where you went wrong.
Hope this helps!
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(Original post by sxhxl)
whens your exam?
whens your exam?
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What was in the paper?? can you please tell me what area I should focus on? Would be so helpful!
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(Original post by sxhxl)
What was in the paper?? can you please tell me what area I should focus on? Would be so helpful!
What was in the paper?? can you please tell me what area I should focus on? Would be so helpful!
Section A: Geographical Issues: You basically just need to go over all of the landforms,
Section B: "People" Issues: My school does London as the case study: Just a few questions about sustainability, and interdependence of urban and rural areas etc. The 8 marker gave us a table on the house prices et. of rural and urban areas, and asked to esplain whhy these differences exist
Section C: Rivers: my school doesn't do this section as the case study one but if your school is the same, just go over the way things are formed (MEANDERS) and stuff, yh, and storm hydrographs - why do antecedent conditions matter for the peak discharge?
Section D: Coasts: my school did a Walton on the Naze field trip and investigation, and I mainly revised the figures from that, but there was only a 2 mark and a 4 mark on that, it was no big deal. The main questions were on coastal processes - so just go over how things are formed and the effects they have etc., and there was this draw and annotate a coastal management technique question, it was like 4 marks. Also, an evaluate question on picking a good site for an investigation into the effects of coastal management was the 8 marker for that.
Hope this helps!
PS When's your exam? If you need more help I'll be happy to
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(Original post by KawaiiCupcake)
You kinda have to revise everything.
Section A: Geographical Issues: You basically just need to go over all of the landforms,
Section B: "People" Issues: My school does London as the case study: Just a few questions about sustainability, and interdependence of urban and rural areas etc. The 8 marker gave us a table on the house prices et. of rural and urban areas, and asked to esplain whhy these differences exist
Section C: Rivers: my school doesn't do this section as the case study one but if your school is the same, just go over the way things are formed (MEANDERS) and stuff, yh, and storm hydrographs - why do antecedent conditions matter for the peak discharge?
Section D: Coasts: my school did a Walton on the Naze field trip and investigation, and I mainly revised the figures from that, but there was only a 2 mark and a 4 mark on that, it was no big deal. The main questions were on coastal processes - so just go over how things are formed and the effects they have etc., and there was this draw and annotate a coastal management technique question, it was like 4 marks. Also, an evaluate question on picking a good site for an investigation into the effects of coastal management was the 8 marker for that.
Hope this helps!
PS When's your exam? If you need more help I'll be happy to
You kinda have to revise everything.
Section A: Geographical Issues: You basically just need to go over all of the landforms,
Section B: "People" Issues: My school does London as the case study: Just a few questions about sustainability, and interdependence of urban and rural areas etc. The 8 marker gave us a table on the house prices et. of rural and urban areas, and asked to esplain whhy these differences exist
Section C: Rivers: my school doesn't do this section as the case study one but if your school is the same, just go over the way things are formed (MEANDERS) and stuff, yh, and storm hydrographs - why do antecedent conditions matter for the peak discharge?
Section D: Coasts: my school did a Walton on the Naze field trip and investigation, and I mainly revised the figures from that, but there was only a 2 mark and a 4 mark on that, it was no big deal. The main questions were on coastal processes - so just go over how things are formed and the effects they have etc., and there was this draw and annotate a coastal management technique question, it was like 4 marks. Also, an evaluate question on picking a good site for an investigation into the effects of coastal management was the 8 marker for that.
Hope this helps!
PS When's your exam? If you need more help I'll be happy to
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(Original post by bangtanstudying)
Are you doing two exams on geography or just one? How were they?
Are you doing two exams on geography or just one? How were they?
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