Pearson Edexcel GCSE in Geography, Specification A 1GA0 paper 03 Set 1

Additional Assessment Materials Summer Pearson Edexcel GCSE in Geography, Specification A 1GA0 03 Resource Set 1 Geographical Investigations: Familiar Fieldwork Either (Rivers) Investigating physical environments 1 You have studied a river as part of your own fieldwork. (e) Evaluate the reliability of your conclusions (8) or (Coasts) 2 You have studied a coastal area as part of your own fieldwork. (e) Evaluate the reliability of your conclusions (8) Either (Urban) Investigating human environments 3 You have carried out fieldwork when investigating urban environments. Name of your urban fieldwork location ………………………………………. (a) Explain one way in which the secondary data you collected supported your urban geographical investigation. (3) Name secondary data collection method ………………………………………. (b) Explain one way the physical features of the urban area you studied influenced the land use of the inner/central urban area. (3) (c) Explain one disadvantage of the sampling strategy you used when investigating views of people on quality of the urban environment. (4) Name of sampling strategy………………………………………. or (Rural) 4 You have carried out fieldwork when investigating rural environments. Name of your rural fieldwork location ………………………………………. (a) Explain one way in which the secondary data you collected supported your rural geographical investigation. (3) Name secondary data collection method ………………………………………. (b) Explain one way the physical features of the rural area you studied influenced the flows of people visiting. (3) (c) Explain one disadvantage of the sampling strategy you used when investigating views of visitors to the rural area. (4) Name of sampling strategy………………………………………. Either (Rivers) Investigating physical environments 1 You have studied a river as part of your own fieldwork (a) Explain one advantage of the sampling strategy you used when investigating river discharge. (2) Named sampling strategy ………………………………………. (b) Explain one way in which the flood risk map (secondary data) supported your understanding of your river investigation. (3) (c) Explain one reason for a data presentation technique, such as a graph or diagram, used to present your river data. (2) Type of data presentation technique ………………………………………. (d) Explain one factor that may have affected the reliability of your results. (3) or (Coasts) 2 You have studied a coast as part of your own fieldwork (a) Explain one advantage of the sampling strategy you used when investigating sediment characteristics. (2) Named sampling strategy ………………………………………. (b) Explain one way in which the geology map (secondary data) supported your understanding of your coastal investigation. (3) (c) Explain one reason for a data presentation technique, such as a graph or diagram, used to present your coastal data. (2) Type of data presentation technique ………………………………………. (d) Explain one factor that may have affected the reliability of your results. (3) Investigating human environments Either (Urban) 3 You have studied an urban area as part of your fieldwork. (d) Evaluate the different techniques used to analyse your fieldwork data. (8) or (Rural) 4 You have studied a rural area as part of your fieldwork. (d) Evaluate the different techniques used to analyse your fieldwork data. (8) Either (Rivers) Investigating physical environments 1 You have studied a river as part of your own fieldwork (ai) Explain one limitation of the quantitative fieldwork method you used when investigating river discharge. (2) Named quantitative fieldwork method ………………………………………. (aii) Exp