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When answering ‘explain’ questions,
you should always answer with a
statement with cause and effect. Words you can use: ……. which leads to……. …….. because……. …… therefore,.............. ………. hence, ………….. ………. Which results in ….. …… so……… Examples for exam papers: Explain how the areas shown in Fig. 1.2 can enhance inclusivity of a neighbourhood.
Award 1 mark for each explanation
● Inclusive features ensure that residents of all ages and physical
abilities can access and use public spaces and amenities which can lead to more social inclusion and equal opportunities. [1 mark] ● Enhanced safety guidelines create safe spaces for children to play, ensuring that their well-being and encouraging families to use the public areas. [1 mark] Explain the advantages of having a variety of transport modes available in a city.
Award 1 mark for each description to a maximum of 2m.
● A variety of transport modes ensures that all residents, regardless of
their physical abilities or economic status, have access to transportation, hence making it more convenient. [1] ● Diverse transport modes, especially sustainable options like cycling, walking, and electric public transport, help reduce carbon emissions which results in a cleaner environment. [1] ● A well-rounded transport mode makes movement more efficient and hence reduces congestion. [1] Now, you try! Explain the benefits of using solar panels in cities.
Teachers, you may use Padlet, Google classroom or pen & paper for this! Answer: Bad example: Solar energy is renewable. (SO WHAT?)
Solar energy is a renewable and clean energy
which does not require the burning of fossil fuels. Hence, no emissions will be produced, making the air cleaner. [1 mark] Explain the difficulties that slum dwellers face. Answer:
Slum dwellers are often occupying land without legal
rights which results in constant risk of losing their homes. [1 mark]
Slum dwellers do not have access to clean water and
sanitation, leading to poor health caused by waterborne diseases. [1 mark] Comparing Questions Comparing words Compare the difference between hub-and-spoke and point-to-point models in transportation systems.
Award 1 mark for each comparison.
The difference between the two models is connectivity.
Hub-and-spoke network connects every location through one intermediary location (hub) while point-to-point connects locations directly without any interruption of services. [1] Compare the differences between rural and urban areas.
Award 1 mark for each comparison.
● The difference between the two areas is population
size. The population size is higher in urban areas than in rural areas.
● The difference between the two areas is the density
of the built-up environment. The urban areas are more built-up than rural areas. Compare the flavour preferences of chocolate ice cream between the genders. [2 marks]
Comparison - More females
prefer chocolate ice cream compared to males. [1 mark]
Evidence - There are round 38
female who prefer chocolate and only 20 males who prefer Now, you try! Compare the difference between a node and a route. A node is a location that provides entry to a transport network while a route is a path for travel between nodes. Compare the flavour preferences of chocolate ice cream and vanilla ice cream. [2 marks] Describe the differences between a good quality transport and a poor quality transport A good quality transport system should have bigger coverage, reaching a larger area than one of poorer quality .
A good quality transport system should have bigger capacity, to fit
more goods or people to move compared to one of poorer quality.
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