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Oxford Revise: OCR B GCSE Geography Complete Revision and Practice
Oxford Revise: OCR B GCSE Geography Complete Revision and Practice
Get ready for your OCR B GCSE Geography exam with Oxford Revise
Author Rebecca Priest and Author and Series Editor Tim Bayliss
Suitable for: GCSE Geography students (14-16)
Price: £10.99
ISBN:
978-1382039895
Publication date:
15/06/2023
Paperback:
204 pages
Dimensions:
297x210mm
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Description
Features
- Revision guide informed by cognitive science principles
- Complete revision and practice books
- Covers everything that students need to revise for OCR B GCSE Geography
- Experienced Series Editor Tim Bayliss - author, experienced Geography teacher and Senior Leader, a Chartered Geographer and Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society
- Supports students to use and improve their metacognition
- Each topic is comprehensively and clearly covered within Knowledge Organisers
- Retrieval questions check that knowledge is secure and build long-term retention
- Exam-style practice questions and model answers give students exam practice and experience
- QR codes provide links to answers, key word definitions and further revision support on accompanying website
This page was last updated on 22 December 2024 at 20:30 GMT
Table of Contents
1: How can weather be hazardous?
2: Why do we have weather extremes?
3: When does extreme weather become hazardous?
4: How do plate tectonics shape our world
5: How can tectonic movement be hazardous?
6: What evidence is there for climate change?
7: What makes a landscape distinctive?
8: What influences the landscapes of the UK?
9: How are coasts and rivers formed?
10: Coastal landscape
11: River landscape
12: Why are natural ecosystems important?
13: Why do tropical rainforests matter?
14: Why are tropical rainforests being exploited?
15: What will you find in polar environments?
16: Why do people live in urban areas?
17: A city in an advanced country
18: A city in an emerging developing country
19: What is development and how is it measured?/Economic and social measures of development/Causes of unequal development
20: Are LIDCs likely to stay poor/Case study (Zambia) - Part 1
21: Are LIDCs likely to stay poor/Case study (Zambia) - Part 2
22: What does the UK look like in the 21st century?/UK's human + physical characteristics
23: How is the UK's population changing?
24: How is the UK's economy changing?/Case study (Cambridge)
25: Is the UK losing its global significance?/UK's political role in the world
26: Is the UK losing its global significance?/ UK's cultural influence
27: Demand for natural resources (Will we run out of natural resources?)
28: Food security - Part 1 (case study: Somalia)
29: Food security - Part 2
30: Introduction/Geographical skills
31: Geographical exploration/Component 03 exam
32: Geographical fieldwork
33: OS Maps
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