From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
3(a)1 mark
Which one of the following is a strategy to increase UK housing supply?
From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
3(b)2 marks
Describe the UK's ageing population.
From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
3(c)4 marks
Study the figure. Explain how the UK's energy mix has changed and why.
Share of UK electricity generated from coal and renewables (data are illustrative, written for this paper)
From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
3(d)4 marks
Explain one economic and one social challenge facing the UK.
From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
3(e)2 marks
In a region, 21,000 out of 140,000 people are aged over 65 (data are illustrative, written for this paper). Calculate the percentage.
From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
3(f)4 marks
Explain how climate change could affect the UK.
From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
3(g)4 marks
Explain why there is pressure on the UK's National Parks.
From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
3(h)3 marks
Suggest how the UK could reduce its carbon emissions from transport.
From Paper 3: Geographical investigations: fieldwork and UK challenges
416 marks
Resource (written for this paper): A UK city must reduce flooding and housing shortages. Option 1: build 4,000 homes on a floodplain protected by new defences. Option 2: build 2,500 homes on brownfield sites and restore wetland upstream. Option 3: build 4,500 homes on green belt land on the urban fringe. Select the option you think is best. Justify your choice. [12 marks + 4 SPaG]
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This paper is written by Plasmo in the style of the Edexcel GCSE Geography exam. It is not a past paper and is not produced or endorsed by the exam board.
UK challenges Exam Questions: Edexcel GCSE Geography | Plasmo