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Unit
10 Feedback
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The
graph should be completed as shown below. In order to
be exact you should have measured half way between the
£6000 and £8000 lines on the axis of the
graph, and then used your ruler to draw a line directly
opposite this point.
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£47 000 million.
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Here you need to use your knowledge of inward investment,
which does not feature on all syllabuses – so do
not worry if your syllabus does not cover this topic.
However, a good answer might read:
Japanese
companies want to make profits by selling cars and
other products in the EU. However, quotas were put
on, to limit the amount of imports that could be brought
into the EU. If Japanese firms make their products
in an EU country they can avoid these quotas, and
so increase their sales. Also, wage costs are lower
in most EU countries than in Japan, so they save money.
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Bangladesh
If you read the question carefully, then look carefully at
the correct place in the table it is a straightforward question
– but you must stay calm and do things properly, or you
could make a mistake. Do not rush. Do not panic.
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Canada
Again you need to think clearly. ‘Mechanised’ means
a lot of tractors. A low number of people per tractor means
a lot of tractors per person. If you rush in without thinking
it is quite easy to get this answer the wrong way round.
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Bangladesh = Intensive subsistence
Canada = Extensive commercial
UK = Intensive commercial
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There
are several stages in this answer:
- what
kind of graph to use?
- what
scale to use?
- mark
in the three bars.
- shade
and label – to make sure that all the marks are gained.
Always use pencil at first, then you can rub out if you make
a mistake. Then ink in later if you wish – but I would
leave a neat pencil drawn graph without ink – as long
as it is quite clear what you have drawn.
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You were given 3 lines to write, for 1 mark. The three lines
suggests that more than a one word answer is needed. This
means that ‘smaller’ may not be enough. A full answer
would read:
The newcomers average 2.5 persons per household, which
is 0.7 persons less per household than with the villagers.
This is significantly smaller.
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Show your working:
2500 persons, at 2.5 per house = 2500
25000 = 1000 houses
25 = 1 house
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Use the population pyramids to answer this question.
Tick statements 1, 2 and 4
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There is only part of a line for the first part of this answer,
then a line and three quarters for the second part. An answer
that uses all the space might read:
The
newcomers have more cars (88% compared to 73%).
More
newcomers own their own houses (80% compared to 70%) and fewer
rent from the council (4% compared to 12%).
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This
describes the types of jobs that people do, which is linked
to how much they earn. |
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More
newcomers are in high income jobs, like professional and skilled,
and fewer are in low income, unskilled jobs. So the newcomers
can afford more cars, and to buy their own houses. |
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