*** Leaving Cert Geography 2014 ***

Cakes.

Hotale.com wrote: »

Yes, OR mass movement.

Ok. Danke. GRMA. MERCI

Hotale.com

Hollister11 wrote: »

Gone blank. which is coastal, fluial or mass movement

what is core/ peripheral regions

Fluvial is rivers, Coastal is sea, mass movement is soil creep and sh*t.

Core = wealthy, tertiary activities well developed, good facilities, area of in migration.

Peripheral = poor, farming based economy, poor transport, isolated, area of out migration.

Hollister11

Hotale.com wrote: »

Fluvial is rivers, Coastal is sea, mass movement is soil creep and sh*t.

Core = wealthy, tertiary activities well developed, good facilities, area of in migration.

Peripheral = poor, farming based economy, poor transport, isolated, area of out migration.

life saver Hotale

onethreefive

Off to wash my hair as it keeps me awake for most of the night and then cramming as much geography into my head as I can.

Daniel2590

Is it advisable to get up a few hours early to study for geography? Say 6 or something? :pac:

Hollister11

what type of process is waterfalls

Absurd

Does anybody know How I can group soil processes together to make them one. For example, how could I combine salinisation and calcification to put them under one process?

kn2k10

Hotale.com wrote: »

12 mins for a 30 mark question, 8 mins for a 20 mark question, and 32 mins for the 80 marker.



back to cramming

So 6 mins for short Qs?

Hotale.com

kn2k10 wrote: »

So 6 mins for short Qs?

How many marks for short questions? It's one minute per 2.5 marks.

Osmosis Jones

I know the majority of the physical side, just trying to learn off geothermal energy and the Mississippi River now. Geo-ecology should be okay. For regional I know primary, secondary and tertiary for a euro region and Dublin, secondary and tertiary for sub continental.

Really not sure what else to look at at this stage. Any ideas?

MightyMandarin

Osmosis Jones wrote: »

I know the majority of the physical side, just trying to learn off geothermal energy and the Mississippi River now. Geo-ecology should be okay. For regional I know primary, secondary and tertiary for a euro region and Dublin, secondary and tertiary for sub continental.

Really not sure what else to look at at this stage. Any ideas?

Primary for Continental, have a look at BMW and Mezzogiorno, they could ask for a comparison

yeyeye

I got 35% in my mocks doing HL Geography. This time around including the field study which is worth 20 marks if I get 35% again will this help me pass??

Hate lc!

Anyone know any predictions for ordinary geography?

Hollister11

yeyeye wrote: »

I got 35% in my mocks doing HL Geography. This time around including the field study which is worth 20 marks if I get 35% again will this help me pass??

field study is worth 100 marks

kn2k10

8 mark per short Q.

Those bloody map questions/ordinance survey/grid reference questions will deffo be more than a minute long.

Keelin1244

I have so much regional to learn don't know what ones to choose , have Mezzogiorno primary secondary and tertiary that's all

randylonghorn

Hollister11 wrote: »

field study is worth 100 marks

What percentage overall is that, Hollister?

Hotale.com

kn2k10 wrote: »

8 mark per short Q.

Those bloody map questions/ordinance survey/grid reference questions will deffo be more than a minute long.

You've 3 minutes per short Q, alright enough considering you'll get the tables and all that done in 30 seconds.

GillespieRoad

Most recommendations say 30 minutes for short questions, but when I do them it usually takes around ten or so. Is there something I'm missing here? How long does it take yous?

Hotale.com

yeyeye wrote: »

I got 35% in my mocks doing HL Geography. This time around including the field study which is worth 20 marks if I get 35% again will this help me pass??

I worked this out before, if you got 50 marks out of your project you'll need something like 38% in the paper to pass overall.

brijay

I pray Characteristics of biome comes up

Keelin1244

Is everyone studying BMW and GDA ?

FHB

For the impact of a human activity on fuvial processes, could you group hydroelectric dams and levees together and call it flood control or something? I'm struggling to get 15 srps with just one of them.

Osmosis Jones

FHB wrote: »

For the impact of a human activity on fuvial processes, could you group hydroelectric dams and levees together and call it flood control or something? I'm struggling to get 15 srps with just one of them.

Would that not be looking for a case study? Like the TVA on the Mississippi River?

accountname

FHB wrote: »

For the impact of a human activity on fuvial processes, could you group hydroelectric dams and levees together and call it flood control or something? I'm struggling to get 15 srps with just one of them.

Yeah, the answer I have is a combination of the 3 Gorges Dam and Levees on the River Rhine.

peekachoo

Am I safe leaving out mass movement if I do fluvial landforms/human interaction with rivers? Time is of the essence :P

Hotale.com

peekachoo wrote: »

Am I safe leaving out mass movement if I do fluvial landforms/human interaction with rivers? Time is of the essence :P

Yes.


Is this not common knowledge?

Gaw_

Does anyone have the timing for OL Geography? Would really appreciate it, was familiar with HL Geography marking but I'm not with this

Goblyn614

Would I be safe in banking on human interaction with a biome?

peekachoo

Hotale.com wrote: »

Yes.


Is this not common knowledge?

I knew that, but I found a soil creep essay and said I better double check.
My brain is well and truly mush :pac:

onethreefive

Goblyn614 wrote: »

Would I be safe in banking on human interaction with a biome?

hopefully im in the same situation

Mcd2812

I was just wondering, is a biome question *always* guaranteed on the Geography paper? From looking through past papers, it seems to come up in at least one of the three Geoecology Qs every year, however I just want to be 100% sure I'm correct to avoid potentially losing a load of marks.

Frolt

Ok so I know information about some questions but every time I see a 30 mark question I think you have to write around 2 pages and I just don't have enough information for that. I'd be happy with a C3 or a C2 in higher geography. Can someone help me out here, I'm panicking and just reading over the whole revise wise book now.

Hotale.com

Frolt wrote: »

Ok so I know information about some questions but every time I see a 30 mark question I think you have to write around 2 pages and I just don't have enough information for that. I'd be happy with a C3 or a C2 in higher geography. Can someone help me out here, I'm panicking and just reading over the whole revise wise book now.

Well, even if you only know one essay from a question you can get 50/80 (presuming you knew what you were doing with the 20 marker. That's 62.5%, a C2. Do any small bit of work then on the part you don't know and you should get 60/80, 75%, a B2.

Sounds so much easier than it is :rolleyes:

Hollister11

randylonghorn wrote: »

What percentage overall is that, Hollister?

20% in your post you said 20 marks

AmbiiSmiley

I am screwed for geography...Everytime I look at it theres another thing I dont know
Anyone have any sample biome answers or desert soil types?? Planning to stay up as long as I can cramming it x

randylonghorn

Hollister11 wrote: »

20% in your post you said 20 marks

Not my post!

But it was why I asked, I guessed he was confusing marks and percentage.

Calvin

Aiming for a B1 in this! 80 marks already got out of 480 for the project. Just need about 320/400 in this....cramming geoecology, can bullsh*t my way through regional, probably just read over physical geo notes

Mcd2812

Anyone else up studying? :P

brijay

is their a good chance of characteristics of biome coming up? give me hope somebody!

adamcahill

do you reckon language as a cultural indicator will come up? it has come up as a question every second year since 2006?

Dylan_1996

I just need to get a d3 if im being perfectly honest, I know a few things in detail, but some will just be waffle, ill be hoping to get everything right in the short q's, with a few good detailed essay questions, the short q's and the project would i squeeze a d3 out of the exam?

AmbiiSmiley

ANYONE HAVE ANY HOT DESERT BIOME SAMPLE ANSWERS?! I am in dire neeeed and I have a feeling I am gonna be up all night with the stress of geography

HassanNat95

brazil anyone? culture etc

feckin priests

Half one and I've learned characteristics of brown earth soils and rainforest biomes completely. I have sample answers for soils if anyone needs them. And colonialism for Brizil as i seen someone asking about there

oncex

Can't sleep fml fml fml

Kyro

Just did characteristics of a biome. If that doesn't come up I'll cry. Covered a few things in physical - will do one or two more and move into regional. Hoping I'll be alright for the elective as one of the B parts is normally just settlement patterns on the map and I'll just have to give the C part a go.

And I've done nothing for maths yet.

It's going to be a long night.

Kyro

Bullet points or essay style for the geoecology question?

oncex

Kyro wrote: »

Bullet points or essay style for the geoecology question?

Essay style. Did you sleep? I only got an hour and I'm freaking out. Brain doesn't work on no sleep
How do ye prepare for short questions?

Kyro

oncex wrote: »

Essay style. Did you sleep? I only got an hour and I'm freaking out. Brain doesn't work on no sleep
How do ye prepare for short questions?

Nope I haven't slept and I still only managed to get a small amount done. There's just too much.