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Geography Project

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  • 20-04-2008 12:20am
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    LAMPARD_8
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    I'm just finish writing up my project on Changes in Land Use in an urban area....I was just wondering whether or not I can draw our maps on tracing paper and maybe glue them into the booklet. I know that it says not to add our own pages to the booklet, but it's too hard to draw the maps accurately...

    We were given LC tracing paper (with space for exam# etc..) by our teacher and she said we could, if we lean hard enough, get the map to transfer into the book?? This ,unsurprisingly, is impossible. She says that we must draw it in the book though...:mad:


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    Cokehead Mother
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    Nah you have to just draw it in the booklet. It doesn't have to be accurate. They're not going to check or anything...


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    LAMPARD_8
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭LAMPARD_8


    Cokehead Mother wrote: »
    Nah you have to just draw it in the booklet. It doesn't have to be accurate. They're not going to check or anything...
    The thing is I can't really draw, and I need to compare 3 different maps, of the same area, over a number of years...
    So they need to be fairly accurate....:confused:


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    donmeister
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,158 ✭✭✭donmeister


    what ever you do,don't attach anything to the booklet,wont be marked,or even worse deducted points,im doing mine now on river erosion,its abit of a pain in the hole,but hey,easiest marks yer gonna get the l.c!:rolleyes:


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