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  2. Geography AQA

Geography

Spec 8035

Free AQA GCSE Geography revision: 786 exam-style questions and past papers from 2018–2024 with mark schemes.

Living with the physical environment

The challenge of natural hazards

The living world

Physical landscapes in the UK

Challenges in the human environment

Urban issues and challenges

The changing economic world

The challenge of resource management

Geographical applications

Issue evaluation

Fieldwork

Geographical skills

Cartographic skills

Graphical skills

Numerical skills

Statistical skills

Use of qualitative and quantitative data

Formulate enquiry and argument

Literacy

Assessment at a glance

AssessmentFormatDurationMarksWeighting
Paper 1: Living with the Physical EnvironmentWritten exam1h 30m88 marks35%
Paper 2: Challenges in the Human EnvironmentWritten exam1h 30m88 marks35%
Paper 3: Geographical ApplicationsWritten exam1h 30m76 marks30%

All topics

Living with the physical environment

The challenge of natural hazards

The living world

Physical landscapes in the UK

Challenges in the human environment

Urban issues and challenges

The changing economic world

The challenge of resource management

Geographical applications

Issue evaluation

Fieldwork

Geographical skills

Cartographic skills

Graphical skills

Numerical skills

Statistical skills

Use of qualitative and quantitative data

Formulate enquiry and argument

Literacy

Course aims & skills

AQA GCSE Geography builds the skills examiners reward. By the end of the course you should be able to:

  • Interpret and analyse maps, graphs and geospatial data
  • Evaluate the causes, impacts and management of natural hazards
  • Explain the formation of coastal, river and glacial landforms
  • Analyse patterns and processes of urbanisation and development
  • Assess strategies for managing resources and environments sustainably
  • Plan, carry out and evaluate geographical fieldwork enquiries
  • Interpret Ordnance Survey maps and use GIS
  • Construct evidenced arguments and make geographical judgements
  • Apply case study knowledge to unfamiliar contexts

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