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Geography · Paper 2 · 2019

31 questions

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Questions (31)

Section A

1. 4 marks

Name four landform classes in the inland plateau and indicate one resource associated with each.

  1. Landform class 1 and associated resource. (1 mk)
  2. Landform Class 1 and associated resource. (1 mk)
  3. Landform Class 2 and associated resource. (1 mk)
  4. Landform class 2 and associated resource. (1 mk)
  5. Landform Class 3 and associated resource. (1 mk)
  6. Landform class 3 and associated resource. (1 mk)
  7. Landform class 4 and associated resource. (1 mk)
  8. Landform Class 4 and associated resource. (1 mk)

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2. 4 marks

Mention four family-level reasons why households may remain large in semi-urban zones.

  1. Reason 1. (1 mk)
  2. Reason 2. (1 mk)
  3. Reason 3. (1 mk)
  4. Reason 4 (1 mk)
  5. Reason 4. (1 mk)

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3. 8 marks

Give four environmental conditions that can escalate infant mortality and a preventive action for each.

  1. Environmental condition 1 and preventive action. (2 mk)
  2. Environmental condition 2 and preventive action. (2 mk)
  3. Environmental condition 3 and preventive action. (2 mk)
  4. Environmental condition 4 and preventive action. (2 mk)

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4. 2 marks

Define the purpose of precise distance measuring tools in survey exercises.

  1. Purpose of precise distance measuring tools. (2 mk)

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5. 8 marks

List four trades or services that benefit from valleys carved by ancient ice and state why.

  1. Trade/Service 1 and reason. (2 mk)
  2. Trade/Service 2 and reason. (2 mk)
  3. Trade/Service 3 and reason. (2 mk)
  4. Trade/Service 4 and reason. (2 mk)

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6. 4 marks

Provide two economic gains and two cultural costs linked to rapid resort growth.

  1. Economic gain 1. (1 mk)
  2. Economic gain 2. (1 mk)
  3. Cultural cost 1. (1 mk)
  4. Cultural cost 2. (1 mk)

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7. 4 marks

(a) Write a short definition of contaminant. (b) Provide two classifications used when reporting contamination and a one-line example for each.

  1. Definition of contaminant. (1 mk)
  2. Classification 1 and example. (1 mk)
  3. Classification 2 and example. (1 mk)

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8. 3 marks

(a) Define pollutant briefly. (b) List two instruments used to measure air quality.

  1. Definition of pollutant. (1 mk)
  2. Instrument 1. (1 mk)
  3. Instrument 2. (1 mk)

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9. 4 marks

Give four site or technical requirements necessary for exploiting river energy.

  1. Requirement 1. (1 mk)
  2. Requirement 2. (1 mk)
  3. Requirement 3. (1 mk)
  4. Requirement 4 (1 mk)
  5. Requirement 4. (1 mk)

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10. 4 marks

State four ways geography lessons help students understand land-use conflicts.

  1. Way 1. (1 mk)
  2. Way 2. (1 mk)
  3. Way 3. (1 mk)
  4. Way 4 (1 mk)
  5. Way 4. (1 mk)

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Section B

11. 8 marks

Describe four data-handling skills students obtain from geography and give one professional application for each.

  1. Data-handling skill 1 and application. (2 mk)
  2. Data-handling skill 2 and application. (2 mk)
  3. Data-handling skill 3 and application. (2 mk)
  4. Data-handling skill 4 and application. (2 mk)

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12. 5 marks

(a) What are pupil aids in geography teaching? (b) Give two benefits and one limitation of using locally made models in lessons.

  1. Definition of pupil aids. (1 mk)
  2. Benefit 1 of local models. (1 mk)
  3. Benefit 2 of local models. (1 mk)
  4. Limitation of local models. (2 mk)

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13. 8 marks

Critically assess four ways of recording spatial information in classroom projects and suggest the best for limited budgets.

  1. Method 1 and assessment. (2 mk)
  2. Method 2 and assessment. (2 mk)
  3. Method 3 and assessment. (2 mk)
  4. Method 4 and assessment. (2 mk)
  5. Best for limited budgets. (2 mk)

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14. 8 marks

Discuss four advantages a detailed syllabus gives to substitute teachers.

  1. Advantage 1. (2 mk)
  2. Advantage 2. (2 mk)
  3. Advantage 3. (2 mk)
  4. Advantage 4. (2 mk)

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Section C

15. 15 marks

(a) Define a lesson sketch. (b) Prepare a 45-minute sketch plan for Form One on "Daily rotation and clocks", include a short assessment.

  1. Definition of a lesson sketch. (3 mk)
  2. Lesson sketch plan. (12 mk)

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16. 8 marks

Offer four techniques to develop students’ map-measuring skills and give a classroom activity for each.

  1. Technique 1 and activity. (2 mk)
  2. Technique 2 and activity. (2 mk)
  3. Technique 3 and activity. (2 mk)
  4. Technique 4 and activity. (2 mk)

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17. 6 marks

Draft a Think-Pair-Share activity to teach slope estimation from contour spacing, include time allocations.

  1. Think-Pair-Share activity plan. (6 mk)

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18. 8 marks

Explain four functions of assessment in shaping future lessons and name one quick tool for each function.

  1. Function 1 and tool. (2 mk)
  2. Function 2 and tool. (2 mk)
  3. Function 3 and tool. (2 mk)
  4. Function 4 and tool. (2 mk)

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