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Global Hazards
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(a) The diagram below shows a tectonic plate boundary.
(i) Add the two labels below to the diagram above.
magma oceanic crust
(ii) Identify the plate boundary shown in the diagram above.
A conservative
B constructive
C destructive
D traction
Write the correct letter in the box.
(iii) Explain how earthquakes can be caused at this type of plate boundary.
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............. [3] CASE STUDY
A natural weather hazard event
Name of weather hazard
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(b)* Evaluate the consequences of either a flash flood or a tropical storm.
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............. [8] Changing Climate
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(a) Look at Fig. 1 in the Resource Booklet.
(i) Suggest how the cave painting could be used as evidence for climate change.
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(ii) State one reason why cave paintings may not be reliable as evidence of climate
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(b)
(i) Using the data in the table below, complete the divided bar graph showing natural
sources of CO2.
Ocean-atmosphere exchange 42%
Plant and animal respiration 28%
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