(Specification A) Insert. General Certificate of Secondary Education Foundation Tier June Unit 1 Physical Geography

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1 General Certificate of Secondary Education Foundation Tier June 2013 Geography (Specification A) 40301F Unit 1 Physical Geography Insert 6/6/6/6/

2 2 Figure 2a N Key Eurasian Plate Okhotsk Plate Time taken for tsunami to travel to location Plate margin Pacific Plate Plate movement Japan Epicentre Philippines Plate 3 hours 6 hours Hawaii 0 9 hours Approx km Shock waves Figure 2b Usual limit of sea Limit of tsunami wave Epicentre Faultline Key 1, 2, 3 Stages in process of tsunami formation Shock waves

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4 4 Figure 4a We are unable to reproduce the 1: OS map extract of Ingleton and Ingleton Quarry here due to third-party copyright constraints. The extract is taken from OS Landranger Map 98 Wensleydale & Upper Wharfedale The full copy of this paper can be obtained by ordering Geography A Unit 1 Physical Geography (Foundation Tier) (40301F) (2013 Summer) from AQA publications. Tel Figure 4b Figure 4b, the photograph of Ingleton Quarry, is not reproduced here due to third-party copyright constraints.

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7 7 Figure 7a Figure 7b The Weather Outlook At Altnaharra in the Highlands of Scotland the temperature fell to 21.2 C, the coldest on record for 2 December. Gatwick Airport remained closed for a second day and was not expected to open before this morning. A spokesman said that 45 cm of snow over the past two days was too much for a team of 100 people and 45 vehicles trying to clear the single runway. Tomorrow: Slightly warmer across UK, reaching 5 C in the South West, 2 C in London, 0 C in Scotland. Sunday: Remaining slightly milder. Dry, sunny and pleasant over almost the entire country. Monday: Much colder over the whole country. Threat of thick fog and icy conditions. Tuesday: Little change. The Times December 2010 Turn over

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9 9 Figure 9a N Dubai Waterfront Palm Jebel Ali Jebel Ali International Airport Jebel Ali Freeport Hotels Marina Arabian Canal The Gulf Palm Jumeirah Sheik Zayed Road Dubai Golf and Mall race courses Sports City Arabian Village Burj Al Arab Dubai Land km The World Emirates Road Port Rashid The Universe Bur Burj Dubai Dubai Healthcare City Festival City Yacht Club Dubai Creek Dubai International Airport Palm Deira Key Tourism areas (actual and proposed) Road Figure 9b Dubai s population was 1.72 million in The tourist industry has become important (18% of total national income) with over 6 million visitors a year. There are hotels catering for prestige tourism, including the world s only seven-star hotel (Burj Al Arab) and an international airport (37.4 million passengers in 2008). Dubai Sports City, camel and horse racing, and yacht clubs are examples of the facilities offered. A theme park, Dubai Land, is due to be built with seven different themed worlds. Turn over

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11 11 B Figure 15 5 W 4 W 3 W C N 3 W Irish Sea 5 53 N km Liverpool Blackpool Rhyl Llanrwst Turn over

12 12 Figure 18 Key B C D E 4 46 N 3 8 E 10 E km

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14 14 Figure 22 Key 5 X 48 N Y 4 46 N Bay of Biscay Z 3 44 N km B 4 W C 2 W D

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16 16 There is no resource material printed on this page ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT-HOLDERS AND PUBLISHERS Permission to reproduce all copyright material has been applied for. In some cases, efforts to contact copyright-holders have been unsuccessful and AQA will be happy to rectify any omissions of acknowledgements in future papers if notified. Figures 2a & 2b: Graphic: Rob Brooks, John Papasian The Independent ( Figure 3: J Canavan Figure 4a: Reproduced by permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of HMSO. Crown copyright All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey Licence number Figure 4b: Figure 7a: NEODAAS, University of Dundee Figure 7b: The Times December 2010 Figure 8: Roy Hsu, Getty Images Figures 9a & 9b: Adapted with the permission of Nelson Thornes Ltd from Dubai: Sustainable Development in the Desert by Lindsay Frost, GeoActive Online Series 21 Unit 428 first published in Spring 2010 Figure 11: J Canavan Figure 15: Collins Bartholomew 2012 Figures 18 & 22: from Oxford Student Atlas (OUP, 2002), copyright Oxford University Press, reprinted by permission of Oxford University Press. Figure 19: J Canavan Copyright 2013 AQA and its licensors. All rights reserved.