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  3. Geography OCR A

Geography

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Free OCR A GCSE Geography revision: 618 exam-style questions and past papers from 2018–2025 with mark schemes.

Landscapes of the UK

UK physical landscapes

Geomorphic processes

River landforms

Coastal landforms

UK landscape case studies

People of the UK

The UK's global connections

UK diversity & inequality

Uneven development in the UK

UK population change

UK urban trends

UK city case study

UK Environmental Challenges

UK climate & extreme weather

UK flood event case study

Using & modifying UK environments

UK energy sources

UK energy management & future supply

Ecosystems of the Planet

Ecosystem components

Global ecosystem distributions

Distribution of tropical rainforests

Distribution of coral reefs

Rainforest & coral reef case studies

People of the Planet

Uneven global development

Causes of uneven development

Economic development case study (LIDC/EDC)

Global urbanisation

Rapid urbanisation in LIDCs

City case study (LIDC/EDC)

Environmental threats to our Planet

Climate change over time

Causes of climate change

Consequences of climate change

Global atmospheric circulation

Extreme weather hazards (storms & drought)

Drought case study

Geographical Skills

Cartographic skills

Graphical skills

Numerical and statistical skills

Visual and source skills

Fieldwork skills

Assessment at a glance

AssessmentFormatDurationMarksWeighting
Component 01: Living in the UK TodayWritten exam1h60 marks30%
Component 02: The World Around UsWritten exam1h60 marks30%
Component 03: Geographical SkillsWritten exam1h 30m80 marks40%

Course aims & skills

OCR A 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
  • Explain the geomorphic processes that shape UK river and coastal landscapes
  • Evaluate the causes and management of UK flood hazards and extreme weather
  • Analyse patterns of population, development and urban change in the UK
  • Assess the sustainable management of ecosystems, energy and resources
  • Evaluate the causes and consequences of uneven global development
  • Plan, carry out and evaluate geographical fieldwork enquiries
  • Interpret Ordnance Survey maps and use GIS
  • Construct evidenced arguments and make geographical judgements

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