Part A – very short answers – one or a few words
– answer 5 out a choice of 6 (5 x 2 marks each = 10 marks) – provide two answers for the
question, you cannot answer part of one question and part of another to count as two half
answers, you only answer 6 of the questions – in some cases there are a large number of answers
that might be acceptable and in other cases only 2 or 3. Make sure if it is a specific question or
incident, event, or case study that you give related answers, not general info. Examples of
questions could be – identify two greenhouse gases; two groups of people most vulnerable to this
type of disaster; two influenza disasters….
Part B – multiple choice and true/false – you answer all 45 questions – (45 x 1 mark = 45 marks)
no penalty for guessin – they draw on stats, definitions,
geographical distribution as well as a general understanding of processes and characteristics of
hazards. Make sure you answer all 45, there is no penalty for guessing.
Part C – fill in the blank – you answer 6 out of a choice of 8 and note if you answer more than 6 I
only mark the first 6 as is the case for all of the questions where you have choice (6 x 1 mark
each = 6 marks).
Part D – short answer – you do 3 out of 5 (3 x 3 marks = 9 marks), in most cases you’ll be asked
for three factors, characteristics, groups of people, etc. or you may be asked to compare between
two situations, case studies etc
You will use the anydesk to control my laptop. I will give you the learn materirals.
include
Flooding
Tornadoes and Thunderstorms
Hurricanes
wildfire
disease and epidemics
socio-technological hazards
climate change, Drought, Famine.
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