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AQA GCSE GEOGRAPHY 21st May 2019
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As its a new specification do you know where I could get loads of questions by topic
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Moved to 'GCSEs' 
We have an official thread discussions the Geography exams here. I've linked them all:
AQA GCSE Geography 8035 - Paper 1 - 21st May 2019 (what you've asked for)
AQA GCSE Geography 8035 - Paper 2- 05th June 2019
AQA GCSE Geography 8035 - Paper 3 - 13th June 2019
I think you'll find more AQA Geo students on these threads and they may be able to help you out. Good luck!
We have an official thread discussions the Geography exams here. I've linked them all:
AQA GCSE Geography 8035 - Paper 1 - 21st May 2019 (what you've asked for)
AQA GCSE Geography 8035 - Paper 2- 05th June 2019
AQA GCSE Geography 8035 - Paper 3 - 13th June 2019
I think you'll find more AQA Geo students on these threads and they may be able to help you out. Good luck!
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Should be at 1:00
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i dont do geography but i was just wondering what time it starts tomorrow
i dont do geography but i was just wondering what time it starts tomorrow
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(Original post by Flower2617)
i dont do geography but i was just wondering what time it starts tomorrow
i dont do geography but i was just wondering what time it starts tomorrow
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How did everyone find the geography paper? Does anyone know when the actual paper will be released and accessible online?
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Not sure when the paper will be released, but it will probably be locked for another year or so.
I think the exam was quite hard - I couldn't believe how little there was on case studies which was infuriating because I had really made sure to learn them lol. That desertification question was a bit dodgy, I mainly wrote about over-cultivation, over-grazing, increasing population ... and then for the counter argument I wrote about how sustainable farming can reduce, the Great Green Wall and other causes like climate change. I don't know really, it was definitely much harder than the specimen paper and last year's paper.
How did you find it? What did you write for the question on immediate and long-term responses for a volcanic hazard?
I think the exam was quite hard - I couldn't believe how little there was on case studies which was infuriating because I had really made sure to learn them lol. That desertification question was a bit dodgy, I mainly wrote about over-cultivation, over-grazing, increasing population ... and then for the counter argument I wrote about how sustainable farming can reduce, the Great Green Wall and other causes like climate change. I don't know really, it was definitely much harder than the specimen paper and last year's paper.
How did you find it? What did you write for the question on immediate and long-term responses for a volcanic hazard?
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How did everyone find the geography paper? Does anyone know when the actual paper will be released and accessible online?
How did everyone find the geography paper? Does anyone know when the actual paper will be released and accessible online?
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I thought thet test was pretty easy and straight forward.
(Original post by IsabelleHedgy)
Not sure when the paper will be released, but it will probably be locked for another year or so.
I think the exam was quite hard - I couldn't believe how little there was on case studies which was infuriating because I had really made sure to learn them lol. That desertification question was a bit dodgy, I mainly wrote about over-cultivation, over-grazing, increasing population ... and then for the counter argument I wrote about how sustainable farming can reduce, the Great Green Wall and other causes like climate change. I don't know really, it was definitely much harder than the specimen paper and last year's paper.
How did you find it? What did you write for the question on immediate and long-term responses for a volcanic hazard?
Not sure when the paper will be released, but it will probably be locked for another year or so.
I think the exam was quite hard - I couldn't believe how little there was on case studies which was infuriating because I had really made sure to learn them lol. That desertification question was a bit dodgy, I mainly wrote about over-cultivation, over-grazing, increasing population ... and then for the counter argument I wrote about how sustainable farming can reduce, the Great Green Wall and other causes like climate change. I don't know really, it was definitely much harder than the specimen paper and last year's paper.
How did you find it? What did you write for the question on immediate and long-term responses for a volcanic hazard?
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