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Paper 1 Core Geography
October/November 2009
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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
General Certificate of Education Advanced Subsidiary Level and Advanced Level
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Table 1 for Question 1
Data for two river catchments
river
geology
drainage
area
(km2)
average
annual
rainfall
(mm)
average
annual
runoff
(mm)
minimum
recorded
flow
(cumecs)
maximum
recorded
flow
(cumecs)
A
sandstone-shale
127
1000
800
0.5
150.6
B
limestone
154
1000
700
1.0
37.8
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Fig. 1 for Question 2
Possible effects of continued global warming
Permafrost melts,
oil pipelines, house, and
road foundations disintegrate
Arctic ice melts,
polar bears
disappear
Alpine ski resorts
close through
lack of snow
Mediterranean
beaches
disappear
because of
sea-level rise
Forests are
damaged by
heatwaves
The North
American
wheatbelt
moves
north
One third of
Bangladesh
is threatened
by sea level
rise
Amazon
Rainforest
damaged
by heat
and
drought
Maldives
disappear
Desert conditions
spread northwards
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Water shortages in
the Middle East
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Photograph A for Question 3
Effects of weathering on an area of limestone rocks
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Fig. 2 for Question 4
Demographic transition for England and Wales, 1701–2001
45
55
50
40
45
births and
deaths per
1000
35
40
30
35
30
25
25
20
20
total population
(millions)
15
15
10
10
1701
1751
1801
1851
year
1901
1951
5
2001
Key
birth rate
death rate
total population
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Fig. 3 for Question 5
Percentage of urban population in 2003 and predicted percentage in 2030
100
90
80
70
percentage
population
living in
urban areas
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Africa and
Asia
Europe
South America
and Caribbean
Key
2003 2030
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North
America
Oceania
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Fig. 4 for Question 9
A model of migration (Lee, 1966)
obstacles
migration
origin
destination
Key
positive factor
negative factor
neutral factor
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