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Cambridge Pre-U Certificate

GEOGRAPHY

Paper 1 Geographical Issues

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Fig. 1 for Question 1

Global distribution of volcanic hot spots, the major tectonic plates and types of plate boundaries.

Iceland

Yellowstone

Azores

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Galapagos

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Key hot spots convergent plate boundaries divergent plate boundaries

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Fig. 2A and Fig. 2B for Question 2

The frequency of non-severe tropical cyclones in Australia for the period 1970–2005.

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The frequency of severe tropical cyclones in Australia for the period 1970–2005.

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Key non-severe severe number

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The extent of flooding at Carlisle, England in January 2005.

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Fig. 4 for Question 4

Total volume of oil spills by spill size in the USA for the period 1973 to 2004.

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Fig. 6 for Question 6

Relationships between level of deprivation and mode of travel to school.

Key walking to school using public transport

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