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Cambridge International Examinations
Cambridge International Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced Level
9696/22
GEOGRAPHY
Paper 2 Advanced Physical Options
May/June 2014
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Fig. 1 for Question 1
The monsoons of South-east Asia and Australia
January
Hi
ma
July
N.W.
monsoon
lay
Hi
as
ma
S.E.
monsoon
lay
as
S.W.monsoon
N.E. monsoon
Equator
S.E.
trades
Equator
S.E. trades
S.E. monsoon
N.W. monsoon
Overhead
Sun
Key
low pressure
high pressure
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Overhead
Sun
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Fig. 2 for Question 3
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Table 1 for Question 5
A Classification of Hurricanes (Tropical Cyclones)
category
wind speeds
(km per hour)
storm surge
(metres above normal level)
pressure
(millibars)
damage
1
95–153
1.2–1.5
990–980
some local
damage
2
154–177
1.6–2.4
979–965
extensive
3
178–208
2.5–3.7
964–945
devastating
4
209–251
3.8–5.5
944–920
catastrophic
5
252 and above
more than 5.5
below 920
catastrophic
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Fig. 3 for Question 7
Some ways in which soil erosion and degradation occur in semi-arid environments
increasing population
and demand
(natural increase plus
in-migration)
grazing
arable
wood for
fuel and
construction
decreasing
vegetation
decreased interception
decreased infiltration
decreased organic matter
increased run-off
increased soil erosion
increased gullying
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Question 1 Fig. 1
Question 3 Fig. 2
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© Michael Raw; AS/A-level Geography Exam Revision Notes; Philip Allan; 2000; ISBN 0860034267.
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