Settlement Change Edexcel GCSE

3D

3E

3a. In the United Kingdom, give an example of each of the following: (i) A rural area affected by depopulation (1)

3a. In the United Kingdom, give an example of each of the following: (ii) a rural region affected by counter-urbanisation (1)

3a. In the United Kingdom, give an example of each of the following: (iii) a city affected badly by deindustrialisation (1)

3a. In the United Kingdom, give an example of each of the following: (iv) a rapidly growing major city (1)

3b. Define the following terms: (i) site of settlement (2)

3b. Define the following terms: (ii) the situation of a settlement (2)

3b (iii) Suggest reasons for the rapid growth of cities in LICs (3)

3C Study fig 3a in the Resource Booklet. It shows the growth of Las Vegas between 1973 and Explain how the growth of Las Vegas might have affected the surrounding physical environment (4)

3D Study photograph C in the Resource Booklet. It shows a coastal settlement on the south coast of England. Using evidence from the photograph and your own knowledge, show how this settlement is dependent on tourism and leisure (4)

3E Study fig 3b. It shows the growth of rural and urban populations in England, between 1984 and Explain the differences between the growth rates of rural and urban populations (6)

3a. In the United Kingdom, give an example of each of the following: (i) A rural area affected by depopulation (1) E.g. Western Isles of Scotland, Isle of Skye

3a. In the United Kingdom, give an example of each of the following: (ii) a rural region affected by counter-urbanisation (1) E.g. South-east

3a. In the United Kingdom, give an example of each of the following: (iii) a city affected badly by deindustrialisation (1) Salford

3a. In the United Kingdom, give an example of each of the following: (iv) a rapidly growing major city (1) Manchester

3b. Define the following terms: (i) site of settlement (2) (any two) Physical characteristics of a place E.g. slope, altitude aspect, drainage etc

3b. Define the following terms: (ii) the situation of a settlement (2) Location of a place: In relation to other places Distance from key features

3b (iii) Suggest reasons for the rapid growth of cities in LICs (3) Most push factors from countryside Farming in difficulty, e.g. drought Debt and commercialisation of agriculture Education Health Pull factors of city: Jobs More types of employment ‘bright’ lights Family ties

3C Study fig 3a in the Resource Booklet. It shows the growth of Las Vegas between 1973 and Explain how the growth of Las Vegas might have affected the surrounding physical environment (4) Max 2 from: It has grown a great deal Grown by 10 times Population grown rapidly Tourist numbers increased Max 3 from: Water demand will have increased Desert area used up with sprawl Loss of habitat due to sprawl, made worse by number of tourists Air quality will have reduced with number of tourists

3D Study photograph C in the Resource Booklet. It shows a coastal settlement on the south coast of England. Using evidence from the photograph and your own knowledge, show how this settlement is dependent on tourism and leisure (4) Photograph: Marina (1), golf course (1), beaches (1) Understanding: General decline of other coastal industries, e.g. fishing Ports closing with shift to air transport Growth of tourism generally with increased leisure time and income Max 4 marks but limit to 3 marks if just giving information from the photograph

3E Study fig 3b. It shows the growth of rural and urban populations in England, between 1984 and Explain the differences between the growth rates of rural and urban populations (6) Counter-urbanisation leading to growth in ‘rural’ areas Retirement to rural/coastal areas Re-location of industry to smaller towns and cities leading to slower urban growth Deindustrialisation and loss of jobs from inner cities Urban regeneration in recent years leading to some revival of inner city populations, e.g. Salford For full marks you need a good detailed explanation about the population change with examples of both rural and urban areas, e.g Isle of Skye. Use geographical terminology, spelling, punctuation and grammar

25A* 21-24A 18-20B 14-17C 11-13D 8-10E