IGCSE Geography past paper questions by topic
50 syllabus topics · 2,855 real questions from 0460 papers, sorted by the syllabus.- 10460.1.1.01 — Characteristics of rivers and drainage basins: the long profile, width, depth, speed of flow/velocity, · Changing river environments298 written
- 20460.1.1.02 — The Bradshaw model. · Changing river environments7 written
- 30460.1.1.03 — How the drainage basin operates within the water cycle. · Changing river environments24 written
- 40460.1.1.04 — Processes which operate in a drainage basin: precipitation, interception, infiltration, percolation, · Changing river environments92 written
- 50460.1.1.05 — Processes which operate within a river: · Changing river environments60 written
- 60460.1.1.06 — erosion; hydraulic action, abrasion, attrition, solution · Changing river environments212 written
- 70460.1.1.07 — transportation; traction, suspension, saltation, solution · Changing river environments103 written
- 80460.1.1.08 — deposition. · Changing river environments15 written
- 9The main landforms associated with these processes · Changing river environments48 written
- 100460.1.3.01 — The opportunities and hazards of living near a river. · Changing river environments316 written
- 110460.1.3.02 — An evaluation of the strategies and techniques used to manage river flooding; including sustainable. · Changing river environments13 written
- 120460.1.3.03 — The impacts of river pollution. · Changing river environments38 written
- 140460.1.3.05 — the causes and impacts of a flood for a named river · Changing river environments9 written
- 2Changing coastal environments225 written
- 3Changing ecosystems100 written
- 4Tectonic hazards112 written
- 5Climate change61 written
- 10460.6.1.01 — Patterns and trends in global population growth. · Changing populations123 written
- 20460.6.1.02 — Reasons for the growth and decline of a country’s population: fertility rate, birth rate, death rate, · Changing populations88 written
- 30460.6.1.03 — An evaluation of the impacts of pro-natalist and anti-natalist policies on birth rates. · Changing populations5 written
- 40460.6.1.04 — The demographic transition model (DTM) and its strengths and limitations. · Changing populations6 written
- 50460.6.2.01 — Factors influencing population structures: natural increase and net migration. · Changing populations49 written
- 70460.6.2.03 — the impacts of a population policy (pro or anti-natalist). · Changing populations5 written
- 80460.6.3.01 — Types of migrant: economic migrant, asylum seeker and refugee. · Changing populations14 written
- 90460.6.3.02 — push and pull factors of a named international migration (named to include the country of origin · Changing populations21 written
- 100460.6.3.03 — the impacts of the migration (on the migrants, their country of origin and the destination country) · Changing populations7 written
- 7Changing towns and cities234 written
- 8Development30 written
- 9Changing economies91 written
- 10460.10.3.01 — factors affecting food supply · Resource provision21 written
- 20460.10.3.02 — causes of food insecurity · Resource provision13 written
- 50460.10.4.01 — renewable: biomass, geothermal, hydroelectric power (HEP), solar, tidal, wave, wind · Resource provision28 written
- 60460.10.4.02 — non-renewable: fossil fuels (coal, gas, oil), nuclear · Resource provision5 written
- 110460.10.6.04 — select, construct and interpret maps using direction, scale, symbols, a key, and other information · Resource provision130 written
- 120460.10.6.05 — extract, interpret, analyse and evaluate information presented on maps · Resource provision44 written
- 130460.10.6.06 — use co-ordinates, latitude and longitude, 4 and 6 figure grid references · Resource provision50 written
- 140460.10.6.07 — give directions using the 16-point compass and bearings from grid north · Resource provision10 written
- 150460.10.6.08 — measure and estimate distances and area · Resource provision14 written
- 160460.10.6.09 — use and interpret gradient, contour lines and spot heights; calculate differences in height · Resource provision10 written
- 310460.10.6.24 — select, present, construct and communicate data through appropriate graphs, charts and diagrams using · Resource provision47 written
- 330460.10.6.26 — identify and evaluate variations, trends and patterns from data provided. · Resource provision7 written
- 340460.10.6.27 — bar graphs: horizontal, vertical, and divided · Resource provision13 written
- 600460.10.6.53 — use standard notation, including positive and negative indices · Resource provision6 written
- 640460.10.6.57 — design fieldwork data collection sheets and collect data with an understanding of accuracy, sample size · Resource provision13 written
- 650460.10.6.58 — complete, interpret and evaluate tables of data · Resource provision6 written
- 720460.10.6.65 — select and use appropriate fieldwork equipment · Resource provision5 written
- 730460.10.6.66 — select and conduct appropriate fieldwork techniques · Resource provision7 written
- 790460.10.6.72 — quadrats · Resource provision7 written
- 890460.10.6.82 — photographs · Resource provision6 written
- 900460.10.6.83 — traffic counts · Resource provision7 written
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