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    The document discusses natural gas and electricity usage in Pakistan. It shows that in 2010-11, 80% of natural gas was used for industrial purposes and 20% was used for fertilizer production. Gas is transported to homes via pipelines and compressed natural gas cylinders. The graph shows electricity usage from 2002-2011, with household usage generally increasing while industrial and agricultural usage fluctuated but did not increase significantly over the period. Industrial electricity usage in 2004 was approximately 15,000 GWh. The changes in usage over the ten years were similar for households but varied more for industrial and agricultural sectors.

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    The document discusses natural gas and electricity usage in Pakistan. It shows that in 2010-11, 80% of natural gas was used for industrial purposes and 20% was used for fertilizer production. Gas is transported to homes via pipelines and compressed natural gas cylinders. The graph shows electricity usage from 2002-2011, with household usage generally increasing while industrial and agricultural usage fluctuated but did not increase significantly over the period. Industrial electricity usage in 2004 was approximately 15,000 GWh. The changes in usage over the ten years were similar for households but varied more for industrial and agricultural sectors.

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    2059/02/o/n/15 © Ucles 2015

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    The document discusses natural gas and electricity usage in Pakistan. It shows that in 2010-11, 80% of natural gas was used for industrial purposes and 20% was used for fertilizer production. Gas is transported to homes via pipelines and compressed natural gas cylinders. The graph shows electricity usage from 2002-2011, with household usage generally increasing while industrial and agricultural usage fluctuated but did not increase significantly over the period. Industrial electricity usage in 2004 was approximately 15,000 GWh. The changes in usage over the ten years were similar for households but varied more for industrial and agricultural sectors.

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    2 (a) (i) Study Fig. 2, which shows the usage of natural gas in Pakistan in the year 2010–11.

    0%

    A. ................................

    80% 20% Industrial

    B. ................................

    Fertiliser

    Transport

    Commercial

    60% 40%

    Fig. 2

    In the key, name the activities A and B which are two of the main users of natural gas in
    Pakistan. [2]

    (ii) State two ways in which gas is transported to homes in Pakistan.

    1 ........................................................................................................................................

    2 ....................................................................................................................................[2]

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    (b) Study Fig. 3, which is a graph showing usage of electricity in Gigawatt-hours by three different
    sectors over a ten-year period.

    40

    35

    30

    25
    GWh household
    20
    (000) industrial
    15 agriculture

    10

    0
    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

    Fig. 3

    (i) What was the industrial usage of electricity in 2004?

    .......................................................................................................................................[1]

    (ii) To what extent are the changes over the ten years similar for the three sectors?

    ...........................................................................................................................................

    ...........................................................................................................................................

    ...........................................................................................................................................

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    ...........................................................................................................................................

    .......................................................................................................................................[3]

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