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GEOGRAPHY 9696/13
Paper 1 Core Geography May/June 2015
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Fig. 1A and Fig. 1B for Question 1

Drainage basin diagrams for two catchments with different drainage densities

drainage basin A drainage basin B

Fig. 1A

Hydrographs for the different drainage densities

discharge (cumecs)

time (hours)

Fig. 1B

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Fig. 2 for Question 2

The three changes in atmospheric moisture

Solid

Melting
J L

Condensation
Liquid Gas
K

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Fig. 3 for Question 3

Features associated with processes of plate movement

Transform
faults

Atlantic
South Africa
Ocean
America
Convergent
Divergent X
boundary
boundary
W Oceanic
Asthenosphere lithosphere
Y Upwelling
Pacific
Lower mantle
Ocean

Outer core Z

Inner core

Not to scale

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Table 1 for Question 4

Natural increase (%) and urban population (%) for selected countries in 2011

country natural increase urban population

(%) (%)
Mexico 1.4 78
India 1.5 29
Peru 1.5 77
Venezuela 1.6 94
Sierra Leone 2.2 39
Kenya 2.7 18
Tanzania 2.9 27
Chad 2.9 28

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Fig. 4 for Question 5

Destinations, by distance, of migrants from a city in an MEDC

high

number
of
migrants

low
0 25 50 75 100 125

distance (kms)

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Fig. 5 for Question 6

Percentage (%) of urban population and rural population with access to improved sanitation in
selected countries in 2011

80

70

60

% 50

40

30

20

10

0
Bolivia Chad India Kenya Nigeria

Key
urban rural

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