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Geography SL
November 2024 · Paper 2

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  • 6questions
  • 60marks
  • 15question parts
  • 11micro-topics

Mark distribution

  • Changing population33%
  • Global climate - vulnerability and resilience33%
  • Global resource consumption and security33%

Hardest areas (by marks)

  1. 1.Forced migration and displacement10 marks
  2. 2.The water-food-energy nexus10 marks
  3. 3.Mitigation: reducing the causes of climate change6 marks

Question types

explain / justify: 47%outline: 20%to: 20%identify: 7%0%
  • explain / justify47%
  • outline20%
  • to20%
  • identify7%

0% of parts are show / prove.

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Which topics dominate November 2024 Paper 2?

Changing population 33% (typical 9%), Global climate - vulnerability and resilience 33% (typical 7%), Global resource consumption and security 33% (typical 10%).

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