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Geography · Edexcel 9GE0 · Paper 2 · June 2018

Edexcel A Level Geography Paper 2 June 2018 question paper 9GE0/02

2h 15m 105 marks

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Edexcel 9GE0 · Paper 2

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Question 1

(a)

Explain one reason why the global shift of industry has had negative impacts on some people in the developed world.

(4)

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(b)

Assess the view that globalisation inevitably damages the physical environment.

(12)

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Question 2

(a)

Study Figure 1.

(a)(i)

Complete the table by filling in the four blank boxes in the final two rows.

BrazilChinaIndiaRussiaSouth Africa
Population (million)2081,3711,31114455
Rank31245
Weighted rank (Rank x1)31245
GDP per capita ($)8,5008,0271,5989,0925,724
Rank23514
Weighted rank (Rank x2)461028
Military spending ($ billion)2521551663
Rank41325
Weighted rank (Rank x1)41325
% of population with access to improved sanitation8377407666
Rank12534
Weighted rank (Rank x1)12534
Number of films produced in country3561019001419
Rank32154
Weighted rank (Rank x0.5)1.512
Overall score13.520.513.5

Ranks are from 1 – 5, where 1 is the highest and 5 is the lowest.

Figure 1

A table comparing emerging powers using selected data, with weighted ranks, for 2015

(4)

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(a)(ii)

Assess the view that Figure 1 gives an accurate summary of the relative strength of these emerging powers.

(12)

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Question 3

(a)

Study Figure 2 in the Resource Booklet.

(a)(i)

Suggest one way the writer of the blog presents a negative view of this attempt at regeneration.

(3)

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(a)(ii)

Suggest reasons why perceptions may vary in cities, such as Hull, about the success of regeneration.

(6)

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(b)

With reference to a named example, explain the limitations of the strategies used to regenerate a rural place.

Named rural place:........

(6)

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(c)

For your local place and your contrasting place, evaluate the view that low income is the most important factor leading to deprivation.

Location of your local place........

Location of your contrasting place........

(20)

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Question 4

Do not answer Question 4 if you have answered Question 3

Question 4, shown as an image

Diverse Places

You must use the Resource Booklet provided.

(a)

Study Figure 3 in the Resource Booklet.

(a)(i)

Suggest one way the writer of the blog presents a negative view of her life in inner-city London.

(3)

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(a)(ii)

Suggest reasons why perceptions of living in an inner-city area, such as in London, may vary.

(6)

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(b)

With reference to a named example, explain why people have different opinions about rural living spaces.

Named rural place:........

(6)

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(c)

For your local place and your contrasting place, evaluate the view that international migration has an important impact on their population characteristics.

Location of your local place........

Location of your contrasting place........

(20)

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Question 5

(a)

Explain one reason why attitudes to gender equality in education vary greatly between countries.

(4)

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(b)

Study Figure 4 in the Resource Booklet.

Suggest how the postage stamp shows that human rights have become important in international agreements.

(6)

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(c)

Explain how development aid can be used to improve human rights.

(8)

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(d)

Evaluate the view that economic development always has negative consequences for minority groups.

(20)

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Question 6

Do not answer Question 6 if you have answered Question 5.

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Migration, Identity and Sovereignty

You must use the Resource Booklet provided.

(a)

Explain one way in which physical geography determines national borders.

(4)

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(b)

Study Figure 5 in the Resource Booklet.

Suggest how the postage stamp shows that IGOs have become important in managing global environmental issues.

(6)

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(c)

Explain why the movement of labour is unrestricted within many countries.

(8)

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(d)

Evaluate the view that national identity is easier to define for some countries than for others.

(20)

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