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Climate change

From Paper 3: Geographical debates
1(a)4 marks
Figure 1: Global mean temperature anomaly (°C relative to 1850–1900, approximate).
Decade1960s1980s2000s2010s
Anomaly0.20.40.81.1
Describe the trend shown.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
1(b)6 marks
Explain how feedback mechanisms can amplify climate change.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
1(c)12 marks
Assess the impacts of climate change on a named ecosystem.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
1(d)16 marks
Evaluate the effectiveness of international agreements in tackling climate change.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
1(e)16 marks
'Adaptation is more important than mitigation for the world's poorest countries.' Discuss.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
2(a)4 marks
Figure 1: Global mean temperature anomaly (°C relative to 1850–1900, approximate).
Decade1960s1980s2000s2010s
Anomaly0.20.40.81.1
Describe the trend shown.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
2(b)6 marks
Explain how feedback mechanisms can amplify climate change.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
2(c)12 marks
Assess the impacts of climate change on a named ecosystem.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
2(d)16 marks
Evaluate the effectiveness of international agreements in tackling climate change.
From Paper 3: Geographical debates
2(e)16 marks
'Adaptation is more important than mitigation for the world's poorest countries.' Discuss.
Score 0 / 108 · 0 of 10 marked

This paper is written by Plasmo in the style of the OCR A-Level Geography exam. It is not a past paper and is not produced or endorsed by the exam board.

Climate change Exam Questions: OCR A-Level Geography | Plasmo