Geography exam questions for year 10 and 11 students, focusing on the first half of the course (e.g climate and change, global hazards, sustaining ecosystems and distinctive landscapes). Useful as a homework, for revision or as a starter activity

A mind map that’s handy for revision or use in class! Contains all the key knowledge on beaches, spits, headlands, bays, coves, etc. for GCSE Geog students on the new OCR B (9-1) course. Also explains swash, backwash and longshore drift.

This resource contains 2 sheets - one with fifteen 16 markers on it and the other with seventy-one mixed length questions on it (from 2 markers up to 16 markers). Designed specifically for the OCR B AS/A Level geography course.

Designed specifically for those studying the AS/A level OCR B geography course, these 51 handwritten exam questions are a useful revision tool. The questions vary in length, from 3 markers up to 16 markers.

This list of 120 exam-style questions is perfect for AS/A level geography students studying the OCR B course, who wish to refine their exam technique. Mixed marks, ranging from 2 marks to 33 mark essays.

This model answer answers the question: Assess the view that the most significant physical factor that influences disease is climate (12 marks). It is ideal for those A Level/AS Level OCR B geography students who wish to improve exam technique.

This 4 page fact sheet goes into the causes, treatments, incidence and preventions of hookworm, a case study familiar to AS/A Level students studying the OCR B geography course. It is colour-coded and includes images, impacts and efforts at eradication.

This 12 mark model answer sets out to answer the question: Assess the significance of environmental and human causes of a communicable disease you have studied (12 marks). This is written with the OCR B AS/A Level geography course (disease dilemmas) in mind.

This table includes the classification, symptoms and treatment for diseases like yellow fever, ebola and influenza. This is designed for the OCR B A/AS Level geography course, under the topic of disease dilemmas, and makes for a great and thought-provoking starter or revision resource. Includes some details about the epidemiology of yellow fever and ebola.

This, potentially synoptic, 8 mark model answer answers the question of: Examine how climate change will influence the spread of disease (8). It was written for the OCR AS/A Level geography course and contains case study knowledge of malaria in Mount Kenya and anthrax in the Arctic.

This document tells you everything you need to know about the demographics, socio-economic profile, culture, politics, built environment and changing flows of Toxteth (Liverpool, L8) and Lympstone (Devon). Great for revision. Also includes stuff on media representation of place and community groups (e.g. Tiber Street, Peaky Blinders, £1 houses, etc.)

This shows a table of diseases including yellow fever, ebola, bilharzia and influenza. Includes their name, classification, causes and symptoms and goes into greater depth about the epidemiology of yellow fever and ebola.

A handy sheet explaining the formation of meanders and oxbow lakes, as well as the case study of the River Eden. Designed for Year 10/11 students on the new OCR B course in the topic: Distinctive Landscapes. Useful for students to take away and use for last minute revision as well as being a handy resource for teachers. Note: the cover image is not my own.

A revision mind map specifically designed for the OCR B GCSE Geography topic of distinctive landscapes. Includes some key terms, case studies and examples. Defines terms like Geomorphic process and rotational slumping as well as describing the formation of waterfalls. Great for last minute revision for years 10-11. Can be used at school or for private revision. A perfect tool for helping students succeed in their exams. Note: i do not own the cover image.

A handy revision mindmap on popular case study - the River Eden in Cumbria. Includes important facts, flood management schemes (hard and soft engineering examples), a practise exam question and info about the 2005 Carlisle floods and 2015 Storm Desmond. Useful for in-class study sessions and students’ own at home revision. Great for last minute revision that’s suitable for Year 10 and 11. Note: the cover image is not my own. Designed for the OCR B course.

A handy sheet including key facts about the tropical rainforest biome. Useful for Year 10/11 students on the OCR B course. Includes key facts and information in an easy-to-read format. Great for last-minute revision. Note: the cover image is not my own.

A handy guide to a case study on tropical storms for the OCR B GCSE Geog course (9-1). Can be used for revision or in class.

A Handwritten mindmap aimed at students on the OCR B GCSE Geography course. Includes a handy case study (the River Eden) and info on the formation of floodplains and levees, oxbow lakes and meanders and waterfalls and gorges. Contains useful diagrams and facts that are perfect for last-minute revision for Year 10 and 11 students. Note: Cover image not my own.

A handy factsheet about the Arctic. Includes topics of whaling, tourism and drilling for oil and gas. Contains key facts for last minute revision for year 10/11 students on the OCR B GCSE Geography course. Note: cover image not my own.

A handwritten guide to the GCSE Geography topic for students on the OCR B course. Perfect fro revision or use in class