Free Eduqas GCSE Geography (C111) Exam Questions and Answers

Study Graph 2.1 below. What is migration? Tick (✓) one definition below.

• AA. When more people move out of a place than enter it.
• BB. When people move between places.
• CC. When people move each day between home and work.

Study Graph 2.1 below. Use information from Graph 2.1 to circle the correct answer in the sentences below. More people left the UK than moved into the UK between 1991 and 1993 / 1992 and 1993 / 1993 and 1994. The number of people moving into the UK increased most rapidly between 1995 and 1997 / 1999 and 2001 / 2012 and 2014. Between 2004 and 2013 the number of people moving into the UK each year stayed the same / increased / fluctuated. In 2015, the difference between the number of people moving into the UK and the number leaving each year was 310 / 330 / 360 thousand.

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Study Table 2.2 below. Name one suitable mapping technique to represent the numbers in Table 2.2.

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Study Table 2.2 below. Give one reason why your selected mapping technique is a suitable way to show this data.

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In 2015 London (a global city) was the destination of more than a third of all international migrants to the UK. What are push factors? Tick (✓) one answer from the statements below.

• AA. Factors that attract people to move to a new home.
• BB. Factors that force people to move away from their existing home.
• CC. Factors that make people stay at their existing home.

In 2015 London (a global city) was the destination of more than a third of all international migrants to the UK. Give two pull factors that attract people to global cities.

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In 2015 London (a global city) was the destination of more than a third of all international migrants to the UK. Describe two ways in which one global city you have studied is connected to other places. Name of global city ____

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Global cities in LICs and NICs have informal economies. Explain why informal jobs are important for people and the economy.

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Counter-urbanisation is the movement of people and businesses from larger cities to smaller towns and rural areas. Give two reasons why counter-urbanisation takes place.

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Study the information in the Resource Box below. Resource Box – Information about Elsenham in Essex Elsenham is a village in Essex, 42 miles North of Central London. Facts about Elsenham: • The railway station is on the commuter line into London. • It is 4 miles from a junction on the M11 motorway which links London to Cambridge. • Population has grown from 1,217 (1971) to 2,446 (2011). • Services include a village hall, public house, post office, shop and a primary school. Table 2.3 – Average house prices (2017) | | Average house prices (£) | | Elsenham | 380,000 | | London | 523,000 | | UK | 207,000 | Photo 2.4 – People from Elsenham protesting about plans to build a large new housing estate on farmland next to their village Should permission be given to build large new housing estates on the edge of villages such as Elsenham? Justify your answer by referring to evidence in the Resource Box. Your ability to spell, punctuate and use grammar and specialist terminology accurately will be assessed in your answer to this question.

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