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Geography · Edexcel 9GE0 · Paper 3 · November 2021

Edexcel A Level Geography Paper 3 November 2021 question paper 9GE0/03

2h 15m 70 marks

Edexcel 9GE0 · Paper 3

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Question 1

Explain why future global warming may be inevitable.

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Question 2

(a)

Table 1 below shows the area of the northern hemisphere covered by either snow or ice in January and July for selected years between 1970 and 2020.

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Complete Table 1 by calculating the value of d2 for the year 2005 and then

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Using the formula below, now calculate Rs.

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Give your answer to two decimal places.

You must show your working.

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(b)

Explain why the data used in Table 1 might not be a reliable guide to the impact of global warming on snow and ice coverage.

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Question 3

Study Figure 1, Figure 2 and Figure 3 in Section A of the Resource Booklet.

Analyse the evidence that Arctic and Antarctic temperature changes are extreme.

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Question 4

Study Figure 4, Figure 5 and Figure 6 in Section A of the Resource Booklet.

Analyse the global implications of climate change in these polar regions.

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Question 5

Study the resources in Section B of the Resource Booklet.

Evaluate the view that the exploitation of resources in the Arctic and Antarctica will create more costs than benefits.

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Question 6

You should have read the whole of the Resource Booklet before attempting this question, including Section C.

Evaluate the view that the Arctic is more likely to be a focus of both short-term and long-term political conflict than Antarctica.

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