Geography Paper 1

[menna jamal]

Could some one please send me all the study cases in our syllabus

 

[cookiemaker]

I need that as well...

 

[Amaryllis]

Could some one please send me all the study cases in our syllabus

I need that as well...

see this word document covers all case studies but u dont need to memorize all, just one from each topic is enough

 

[menna jamal]

see this word document covers all case studies but u dont need to memorize all, just one from each topic is enough

OMG there are 43 casestudies?!!!!!?! they are too much, there isnt enough time to study them

 

[cookiemaker]

thanks..

 

[cookiemaker]

OMG there are 43 casestudies?!!!!!?! they are too much, there isnt enough time to study them

you dont have to study all of them, just one from each topic as Amaryllis said. Just know the general info about each topic.

 

[Amaryllis]

OMG there are 43 casestudies?!!!!!?! they are too much, there isnt enough time to study them

no no don't panic , choose the 3 best topics you are perfect at ,and read one case study for each lesson you will be fine
nobody can memorize this huge amount of case studies

 

[menna jamal]

no no don't panic , choose the 3 best topics you are perfect at ,and read one case study for each lesson you will be fine
nobody can memorize this huge amount of case studies

ok thanks

 

[fatima hussein]

Can someone give me a list of short term and long term effects for volcanic eruptions in an LEDC and MEDC THANKS

 

[Amaryllis]

can anyone please give me a country with low population density , and extensive farming (Case study)

 

[mamdeed]

me too!!! pop density please!!

 

[menna jamal]

i need no ageing population case study

 

[Anita1919]

hey this is prob WAY too late, but who knows anyways:

TOPIC 4A: LOW POPULATION DENSITY IN NAMIBIA
LEDC in South Africa (Atlantic coast)
-GDP of $5200
-Independence in 1990
-Population density of 2.5/km2
-Desert, very dry
-Export minerals (by mining, e.g. diamond or uranium)
-Mining = 3% of the population the rest depends on subsistence farming

TOPIC 4B: HIGH POPULATION DENSITY IN JAPAN
-One of the most densely populated countries, 339/km2
-Most live in the coastal cities because the centre is very mountainous

-High Density urban areas (Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya)
-Flat land so it’s easy to build
-Towns and cities, factories, offices, roads, railways
-Many ports and harbors
-Import of raw materials, export of goods, fishing

-High density rural areas: slopes of Hunshu and Kyushu islands e.g. village in Gifu
-crops grown because of fertile soil and flat land
- Easy to use machinery on flat land
-warm temperatures
-Good roads/communications

-Low Density rural areas: Northern Japanese Alps (2/3 of Japan is mountainous e.g. centre of Honshu island)
-not enough flat land to grow on
-soils are thin and acidic (infertile)
-isolated à poor roads and few communications
-little work
-extreme climates

 

[fatima hussein]

hey this is prob WAY too late, but who knows anyways:

TOPIC 4A: LOW POPULATION DENSITY IN NAMIBIA
LEDC in South Africa (Atlantic coast)
-GDP of $5200
-Independence in 1990
-Population density of 2.5/km2
-Desert, very dry
-Export minerals (by mining, e.g. diamond or uranium)
-Mining = 3% of the population the rest depends on subsistence farming

TOPIC 4B: HIGH POPULATION DENSITY IN JAPAN
-One of the most densely populated countries, 339/km2
-Most live in the coastal cities because the centre is very mountainous

-High Density urban areas (Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya)
-Flat land so it’s easy to build
-Towns and cities, factories, offices, roads, railways
-Many ports and harbors
-Import of raw materials, export of goods, fishing

-High density rural areas: slopes of Hunshu and Kyushu islands e.g. village in Gifu
-crops grown because of fertile soil and flat land
- Easy to use machinery on flat land
-warm temperatures
-Good roads/communications

-Low Density rural areas: Northern Japanese Alps (2/3 of Japan is mountainous e.g. centre of Honshu island)
-not enough flat land to grow on
-soils are thin and acidic (infertile)
-isolated à poor roads and few communications
-little work
-extreme climates

Thanks, can you please answer my question too

 

[tere123]

me too!!! pop density please!!

MAI NADA

 

[Amaryllis]

Thanks, can you please answer my question too

sorry im late i hope you see this before the exam ..for the volcanic eruption

short term effects are those that happen to enviroment and happen at same time of the natural disaster
while long term are those that damages economy and takes long time to repair..
short term you can write :
pyroclastic flow ,volcanic bombs,lahars and lava flows ,may cause loss of life and kill people ,loss of farm land and forests

long term :
destruction of settlements
damage to infrastructure ,roads,airstrips,and ports
disruption of communications

and read this if u didnt get it hope this helps http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_short_term_and_long_term_effects_of_volcanoes_on_land

hey this is prob WAY too late, but who knows anyways:

TOPIC 4A: LOW POPULATION DENSITY IN NAMIBIA
LEDC in South Africa (Atlantic coast)
-GDP of $5200
-Independence in 1990
-Population density of 2.5/km2
-Desert, very dry
-Export minerals (by mining, e.g. diamond or uranium)
-Mining = 3% of the population the rest depends on subsistence farming

TOPIC 4B: HIGH POPULATION DENSITY IN JAPAN
-One of the most densely populated countries, 339/km2
-Most live in the coastal cities because the centre is very mountainous

-High Density urban areas (Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya)
-Flat land so it’s easy to build
-Towns and cities, factories, offices, roads, railways
-Many ports and harbors
-Import of raw materials, export of goods, fishing

-High density rural areas: slopes of Hunshu and Kyushu islands e.g. village in Gifu
-crops grown because of fertile soil and flat land
- Easy to use machinery on flat land
-warm temperatures
-Good roads/communications

-Low Density rural areas: Northern Japanese Alps (2/3 of Japan is mountainous e.g. centre of Honshu island)
-not enough flat land to grow on
-soils are thin and acidic (infertile)
-isolated à poor roads and few communications
-little work
-extreme climates

thank you sooo much

 

[Anita1919]

i also have this case study for volcanoes:
TOPIC 11B: EARTHQUAKE IN SICHUAN CHINA:
-May 2008 7.9 magnitude earthquake in Sichuan China
-10km north of a bustling city of 10 million (Chengdu)
-68000 dead 18000 missing
-Indo-Australian plates subducting beneath Eurasian plate
-Many schools destroyed
-damage to HEP stations
-Landslides and heavy rain – lake resovoirs fill up – floods – 20 000 evacuated
-1.3 million moved to higher ground
-Death toll estimated 87600
-Shifang: several schools, factories and dormitories collapsed
-Buildings collapsed

 

[Yashagrawal57]

Hi I just gave geography paper 12 a couple of hours back - it's really, really easy!

Just relax! Most of the questions require more common sense and general knowledge than geographical informational.

 

[Anita1919]

yeah i had it too, not 12 i dont think, another one (not sure which hahaa) but it wasnt very difficult geography in general is more common sense and connecting things

 

[tere123]

aOMG IT WEEEENT SO WELLLL