1. River environments, hydrological cycle stores, transpiration definition, physical factors influencing deposition, abrasion erosion process, storm hydrograph shapes, agriculture impact on water quality, waterfall formation, river flood risk factors 2. Coastal environments, mechanical weathering definition, abiotic factors, coral reef ecosystem features, distribution controls, marine processes, industry threats to coasts, coastal flooding prevention, coastal management viewpoints 3. Hazardous environments, earthquake measurement, tropical cyclone scales, cyclone development factors, physical impacts, tectonic hazard vulnerability, earthquake impact reduction strategies, plate boundaries, volcano formation, short- and long-term earthquake impacts 4. Geographical enquiry, systematic sampling, river wetted perimeter measurement, health and safety in fieldwork, primary data collection, sampling techniques, data presentation methods, data analysis, evaluation of fieldwork conclusions 5. Physical geography concepts, erosion, deposition, coastal and river landforms, tectonic hazards, environmental management strategies, risk analysis, human impact on physical environments 6. Examination strategy, structured responses, mark allocation awareness, geographical terminology, diagram usage, data interpretation skills, effective time management