E.2 Tourism and sport at the local and national scale questions for IB Geography
72 questions on Tourism and sport at the local and national scale, 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 E Leisure, tourism and sport
- SL and HL
Questions by paper and level
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 | 72 | 0 | 72 |
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Questions to try
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To what extent can sporting activities be clearly categorized by cost, popularity and site?
10 marks
Examine how place of residence can influence personal participation in sport and tourism.
10 marks
Examine the relative importance of primary and secondary touristic resources in the growth of one or more named rural tourism hotspots.
10 marks
To what extent is the growth of urban tourism hotspots explained by human rather than physical factors?
10 marks
Examine why outstanding physical attractions are rarely enough on their own to turn a rural area into a tourism hotspot.
10 marks
Examine the ways in which improvements in accessibility have contributed to the growth of tourism hotspots in different places.
10 marks
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The notes on E.2 Tourism and sport at the local and national scale
More questions in Leisure, tourism and sport
- E.1Changing leisure patterns
- E.2Tourism and sport at the local and national scaleThis page
- E.3Tourism and sport at the international scale
- E.4Managing tourism and sport for the future
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