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Geographical Investigation and Skills
Quick questions on Presenting geographical data explained: H2 Geography
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What is match the technique to the data?Show answer
The first question is always: what kind of data is this, and what should the reader see?
What is describing a presented pattern?Show answer
In a data-response answer, describe what the figure shows in geographical terms: state the overall pattern or trend, quantify it with figures from the data (values, ranges, rates of change), and note any anomalies that depart from the pattern. A good description is specific and uses the numbers, not just "it goes up."
What is q1?Show answer
Recommend a technique to show how air temperature changes along a transect from a city centre to its rural edge, and justify it. [2 marks]
What is q2?Show answer
Explain why a scatter graph is the appropriate technique when investigating a relationship between two variables. [2 marks]
What is q3?Show answer
Explain why standardising data (for example using density rather than total) matters when choosing a choropleth map. [3 marks]
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