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Geography 9696/31 May June 2023 | Cambridge AS Level Past Papers With Mark Scheme
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1. Tropical Environments – Influence of rock type on soil formation and differences in climatic characteristics of humid and seasonally humid tropical environments.
2. Coastal Processes and Landforms – Variation in coastal erosion and deposition, role of sub-aerial processes in coastal landform formation, and threats to coral reefs.
3. Hazardous Environments – Factors influencing soil liquefaction hazards, effectiveness of monitoring in managing mass movement hazards, and significance of high winds in tornadoes.
4. Arid and Semi-Arid Environments – Causes of aridity, formation of alluvial fans, and the role of chemical weathering in shaping landforms.
5. Climate and Geomorphology – The impact of latitude on tropical climate differences and the effect of ocean currents on arid conditions.
6. Natural Disaster Management – Evaluation of strategies to mitigate hazards such as mass movement and liquefaction risks.
1. Tropical Environments – Influence of rock type on soil formation and differences in climatic characteristics of humid and seasonally humid tropical environments.
2. Coastal Processes and Landforms – Variation in coastal erosion and deposition, role of sub-aerial processes in coastal landform formation, and threats to coral reefs.
3. Hazardous Environments – Factors influencing soil liquefaction hazards, effectiveness of monitoring in managing mass movement hazards, and significance of high winds in tornadoes.
4. Arid and Semi-Arid Environments – Causes of aridity, formation of alluvial fans, and the role of chemical weathering in shaping landforms.
5. Climate and Geomorphology – The impact of latitude on tropical climate differences and the effect of ocean currents on arid conditions.
6. Natural Disaster Management – Evaluation of strategies to mitigate hazards such as mass movement and liquefaction risks.