G.2 Changing urban systems questions for IB Geography

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  • IB Geography
  • Part of G Urban environments
  • SL and HL

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Question 1 · GEO-00977Paper 1 · 10 marks

Examine the relative importance of site and situation in explaining the growth of one or more named cities.

10 marks

Question 2 · GEO-00978Paper 1 · 10 marks

Examine how the functions of urban places influence their land use.

10 marks

Question 3 · GEO-00982Paper 1 · 10 marks

Examine the relative importance of land values and planning in determining the location of retail activities within urban areas.

10 marks

Question 4 · GEO-00983Paper 1 · 10 marks

Examine why industrial activities are found in different locations within urban areas.

10 marks

Question 5 · GEO-00984Paper 1 · 10 marks

To what extent does proximity to the central business district (CBD) still determine the pattern of commercial activities in cities?

10 marks

Question 6 · GEO-01037Paper 1 · 10 marks

Examine the spatial and temporal patterns of traffic congestion in urban areas.

10 marks

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The notes on G.2 Changing urban systems

More questions in Urban environments

  1. G.1The variety of urban environments
  2. G.2Changing urban systemsThis page
  3. G.3Urban environmental and social stresses
  4. G.4Building sustainable urban systems for the future

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