Geographical debates - Paper 3
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HE - 1.What is the evidence for continental drift and plate tectonics18
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2. What are the main hazards generated by volcanic activity18
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3. What are the main hazards generated by seismic activity?17
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4. What are the implications of living in tectonically active locations?13
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5. What measures are available to help people cope with living in tectonically active locations?16
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1.a Diseases can be classified and their patterns mapped. The spread of disease is complex and influenced by a number of factors45
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1.b. There is a relationship between physical factors and the prevalence of disease which can change over time.12
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1.c. Natural hazards can influence the outbreak and spread of disease0
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2.a. As countries develop economically the frequency of communicable diseases decreases, while the prevalence of noncommunicable diseases rises.0
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1.a. There is a variety of evidence for the theories of continental drift and plate tectonics.0
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1.b. There are distinctive features and processes at plate boundaries.0
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2.a. There is a variety of volcanic activity and resultant landforms and landscapes.0
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2.b. Volcanic eruptions generate distinctive hazards0
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3.a. There is a variety of earthquake activity and resultant landforms and landscapes.0
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3.b. Earthquakes generate distinctive hazards.0
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4.a. There are a range of impacts people experience as a result of volcanic eruptions.0
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4.b. There are a range of impacts people experience as a result of earthquake activity0
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5.a. There are various strategies to manage hazards from volcanic activity.0
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5.b. There are various strategies to manage hazards from earthquakes.0
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5.c. The exposure of people to risks and their ability to cope with tectonic hazards changes over time.0
