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Quantitative & Qualitative skills (AQA A Level Geography): Exam Questions

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Figure 3a shows average total rainfall (1979 – 2009) between November and April measured at multiple recording stations across Saudi Arabia.

Figure 3b shows average total rainfall (1979 – 2009) between June and September measured at multiple recording stations across Saudi Arabia.

Figure 3a – average total rainfall (1979 – 2009) between November and April measured at multiple recording stations across Saudi Arabia

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Figure 3b – average total rainfall (1979 – 2009) between June and September measured at multiple recording stations across Saudi Arabia

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Analyse the data shown in Figure 3a and Figure 3b.

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Figure 3 is in the insert.

Figure 3 shows desertification risk levels by landscape type in an area of Tunisia, north Africa.

Figure 3 – desertification risk levels by landscape type in an area of Tunisia, north Africa

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Analyse the relationship between landscape type and risk of desertification shown in Figure 3.

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Figure 3 shows data on outbreaks of locust swarms (a threat to arable farming), civil unrest, drought and famine against the background of historical trends for population and rainfall in Niger between 1880 and 2005. Niger is in the Sahel region of Africa.

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Analyse the data shown in Figure 3.

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