This document outlines the structure and requirements for a 1 hour and 30 minute exam on UK Geographical Issues. The exam covers three topics: the UK's evolving physical landscape, the UK's evolving human landscape, and geographical investigations. Students must answer all questions in sections A and B, and must choose to answer question 8 on coastal change and conflict for section C1, and question 10 on dynamic urban areas for section C2, omitting the alternative questions. Mathematical skills, spelling, punctuation, grammar and literacy are important for scoring well on the exam.

1. Unit 2: UK Geographical Issues
1 hour 30 minutes (37.5%)
Topic 1: The UK’s evolving physical
landscape
Topic 2: The UK’s evolving
human landscape
Topic 3: Geographical
investigations
The UK's evolving
physical landscape
Coastal change and
conflict
River processes and
pressures
The UK's evolving
human landscape
Dynamic UK cities:
London
Coastal fieldwork:
Folkestone
Urban fieldwork:
Redhill

2. Unit 2: UK
Geographical
Issues
You have 1 hour
30 mins. This is
about 1 mark per
minute.
You need a calculator
and will be expected to
use mathematical skills
in some questions.
Always show your
working.
There are marks for
spelling, punctuation
and grammar. Make
sure you write in full
sentences and
illustrate good literacy
skills.
Answer ALL questions
in section A and B.
In section C1 answer
question 8:
Investigating coastal
change and conflict (not
9: Investigating river
processes and pressures).
In section C2 answer
question 10:
Investigating dynamic
urban areas (not 11
Investigating changing rural
areas).