1. Partner 1 – In every 100 litres of water used in the world how much is used for Domestic, Industry and Agriculture? Partner 2 – Name 3 three Domestic Uses of Water Partner 3 – Name 3 Industrial Uses of water Partner 4 – Name 3 Agricultural Uses of Water.

2. What are the Domestic, Industrial and Agricultural Water Usage Differences between HICs and LICs? To be able to understand information from maps and images. Assess each other and identify opportunities and achievements.

3. 1) To know how to describe the main usage differences between HICs and LICs. (Grade C) 2) To be able to explain reasons for the differences with specific reference to Domestic, Industrial and Agricultural. (Grade B) 3) Accurately use a range of evidence to answer GCSE questions including examples. (Grade A-A*)

4. To know how to describe the main usage differences between HICs and LICs. (Grade C)

5. H Begin with a general TREND statement about where the feature is T O L Be specific - where is the feature LOW (map evidence) Be specific - where is the feature ODD (map evidence) Be specific - where is the feature HIGH (map evidence)

6. To be able to explain reasons for the differences with specific reference to Domestic, Industrial and Agricultural. (Grade B) DOMESTICINDUST RIAL AGRICUL TURAL HIC HIGH USE HIC LOW USE LIC HIGH USE LIC LOW USE Personal Hygiene Large scale factories – production and cooling China bucket irrigation – 2L/sec UK automated spray irrigation – 75L/sec No pipes to houses Fetch and Carry Leisure Use – swimming, cars Kitchen Appliances Small scale cottage industry Why is Industrial Water use increasing in LICs?

7. Accurately use a range of evidence to answer GCSE questions including examples.(Grade A- A*) Complete the exam questions

8. 6b) Contrast the use of water in HICs and LICS (4)

9. Mark the exam question using the following mark schemes.

10. 6b) For full marks you must have referred to at least two of DOM, AGRI, IND. An example must be used. An indication of the quantity even if it is just higher/lower.

11. Plan and complete an investigation in top how much water you use per day