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OCR A-Level Geography Paper 3 Geographical Debates | 10th June 2024 [Exam Chat]

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Reply 140

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by Swood2809
Tough one that one, none of our costal landscape case studies that we’ve been taught are tectonically active and have any earthquakes. I just went with Dubai and said if they were to experience earthquakes then….

Yeah same I just made stuff up and talked about Haiti port liquefaction, guessed about landslides and cliff slumping into sea risk of mass movement, then from what I knew of Tohoku economic activities at coast like tourism n farming (not a case study my sch does tho so I hope it’s in enough detail), and then sediment being taken onshore leaving coastline vulnerable for erosion???

Reply 141

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by RW539
for the hazardous earth 33 marker on evaluating human or physical factor is the most important. I said human factor include the level of development of a country, do you guys think its ok to write that? my conclusion was that level of development will affect the risks contributed, ACs like USA (Northridge) responded to earthquake much better with good preparation, so risks were less. compared to Haiti, they had little preparation and modification to vulnerabilities. second paragraph I said there are exceptions like Japan 2011 where the magnitude was so high that even them can't respond well enough to remove all risks.

Yeah I said a similar thing

Reply 142

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by dekat
Yeah same I just made stuff up and talked about Haiti port liquefaction, guessed about landslides and cliff slumping into sea risk of mass movement, then from what I knew of Tohoku economic activities at coast like tourism n farming (not a case study my sch does tho so I hope it’s in enough detail), and then sediment being taken onshore leaving coastline vulnerable for erosion???


Only 6 marks at end of day, 33 markers were good

Reply 143

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by TH3GR3ATKHAN
yeah i wrote about 2 paragraphs for cultural reasons being most significant factor (talked about cancer in the uk and how it shows lifestyle choices leading to cancer and also talked about omrans model showing sedentary lifestyle to be correlated with greater incidence of NCDs) and one paragraph about environmental factors being most risk prone (case study of india and how air pollution affects lung related illnesses)

Ahhh cool
I did China and indoor cooking for lung cancer, then certain types of cooking ie fried foods n sugars and MSG n whatnot for CVD in Asia compared to those who follow Mediterranean diet, then I did economic factors like development with EDCs/ACs over nutrition diabetes, then also social inequality from economic factors as poorer areas in north of uk with higher unemployment lower investment also higher type-2 diabetes rates, then China environmental and political as 78% coal for energy production so political factors are driving environmental things to cause more lung cancer and argued economic factors main driver for the conclusion

Reply 144

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by Anon#336
Omg it was actually terrible I do coastal landscape and it was soo bad 😭 😭

Linking tsunami walls built along coast in Japan.... to try to mitigate EQ... linking to effectiveness on EQ Tonka.
Tsunami warning routes near low lying coast. Pacific warning system, to communicate hazard.
Tourism- New Zealand uplift, creating new beaches.
Impact of uplift in Haiti on industry and human activity.
?????

Reply 145

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by IvyEl8
Yeah I think it was something to do with the impact of geographical area on a named disease caused by a natural hazard???

ah that's it, thanks.
(edited 1 year ago)

Reply 146

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by Pebble 99
Linking tsunami walls built along coast in Japan.... to try to mitigate EQ... linking to effectiveness on EQ Tonka.
Tsunami warning routes near low lying coast. Pacific warning system, to communicate hazard.
Tourism- New Zealand uplift, creating new beaches.
Impact of uplift in Haiti on industry and human activity.
?????

I did literally the same thing, I think what people don’t get is just because it’s not in the spec or book doesn’t mean it’s wrong

Reply 147

guys i put globalisation and time space compression as one of the factors for disease spread and said how it links to cultural factors and also industrialisation of india. is this complete waffle or a smart idea??

Reply 148

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by lilybe4
guys i put globalisation and time space compression as one of the factors for disease spread and said how it links to cultural factors and also industrialisation of india. is this complete waffle or a smart idea??

industrialisation and globalisation are very good factors cause they are synoptic links so how can it be waffle?

Reply 149

What do we think grade boundaries will be like for an A now all papers are done?

Reply 150

Just an update guys no you missed me. Put in a big performance this paper, mum made me jacket spuds last night, tough one to decline. But I knew I had to make space for all the paper. Ate my way through the whole of disease before i accidentally chunned all over my page. But mumma didnt raise a quitter and i persisted. Have to say all in all pretty solid performance from me on the munching front

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