Past papers

Contact us
Lower School
- Third form presentations
- Second Form
GCSE
- Specification
- Past papers
- Population
- Settlement
- Tectonics
- Weathering
- Coasts
- Rivers
- Weather
- Hazards
- Tourism
AS
A2
Related sites

Skills from GGB 6

Statistic Questions

Paper 4A, skills and field work

Past papers, matrix of questions

Qu.1(Your fieldwork)= 30 marks;
qu.2 = 20 marks, (skills)

Specimen QP, MS
Additional skills questions
Location of fwk Usefulness of one data collection method Strengths and lims. of this method in meeting aims Eval investigation in light of aim and theory	Spearman's interpretation Eval importance of stats techniques in developing geog understanding
Jan 10 QP, MS
Location of fwk Method of data collection Improvements in data collection Usefulns of conclusion and implications	River data: Spearman's Suggest an alt. presentation and analysis method Explain how tech. of analysis can improve understanding
June 10 Exemplars QP, MS
Reasons for aim Describe and justify risk assess Describe tech. of data analysis and say why technique appropriate With ref to aim, eval success of investigation	Council Tax data for zones in a London Borough Suitability of triangular graph Outline and justify a method of sampling
Jan 2011 QP, MS
explain relevance of one primary data collection method. evaluate effectiveness of this method Describe one technique data analysis and justify SSL useful you found your investigation to your understanding	Hjulstrom curve: explain usefulness of logarithmic scale explain why it is important to use different geographical techniques to help understanding
Jun 11 QP, MS
explain how the location was relevant to the theory describing justify how you make sure the data was accurate explain why you use one method of data presentation and evaluate its effectiveness In light of your results suggest how it could be developed or extended	Chororpleth map: Chi square. comment on outcome of test and distribution of ethnic groups Assess usefulness of statistical techniques in analysing data at ward level
Jan 2012 QP MS
Explain the importance of the choice of location for your investigation in relation to your aim(s). Outline one method of primary data collection used in the field in your investigation. Evaluate the suitability of this method of primary data collection. Explain how secondary data were used, or could have been used, to develop your conclusions	Figure 1 is a dot map. Figure 2 is a choropleth map. Figure 3 is an isoline map. Assess the strengths and weaknesses of these maps Explain how the use of cartographic techniques, other than dot, choropleth and isoline maps, has contributed to your geographical understanding.