This geography exam examines global hazards, climate change, and landscape formation, focusing on case studies and data interpretation. Key areas include tectonic plate boundaries, volcanic risk mapping, and the relationship between sea levels and global temperatures. Students analyze the formation of river levees, coastal geomorphic processes, and sustainable polar management. The paper emphasizes fieldwork, requiring data analysis from river experiments and justifications for methodological improvements. Critical thinking and application of geographical concepts are tested through extended responses and practical inquiries into environmental and climate dynamics.