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C.4 Extreme environments futures questions for IB Geography
73 questions on Extreme environments futures, written by Augment in the style of IB exam papers. Six of them are below in full, to answer on paper.
- IB Geography
- Part of C Extreme environments
- SL and HL
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SL and HL questions are for students at either level. HL only questions cover what only HL students study.
| Paper | SL and HL | HL only | All |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | 73 | 0 | 73 |
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Examine the relationship between changes in glacier mass balance and the development of glacial landforms.
10 marks
To what extent is the development of thermokarst landscapes the result of human activity rather than natural processes?
10 marks
Examine the possible effects of climate change on the physical processes and landscapes of glacial and periglacial environments.
10 marks
To what extent has the retreat of glaciers since the end of the Little Ice Age changed the distribution of cold environments?
10 marks
Examine the relative importance of natural and human factors in the retreat of glaciers since the mid-nineteenth century.
10 marks
Examine the extent to which modern transport and communication technologies have reduced the challenges of remoteness in one or more extreme environments.
10 marks
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