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Interpret development measures and explain limitations or contrasts.

Explain transmission, impacts and the effectiveness of management strategies.

Weigh the proposal using the supplied map and other source evidence.

Use accurate map evidence to support the geographical conclusion.

Describe patterns accurately and support statements with evidence.

Separate causes, impacts and management and support your argument with examples.

Evaluate the suitability and effectiveness of energy choices in context.

Apply a named scheme and evaluate social, economic and environmental effects.

Use a named environment to explain degradation, impacts or management effectiveness.

Link a named migration flow to its causes and impacts.

Use demographic evidence to explain change and its consequences.

Explain land-use advantages, changes or conflicts with appropriate evidence.

Use named urban examples and distinguish problems, strategies and effectiveness.

Explain global energy differences and the resulting circulation.

Connect named processes with the development of the specified coastal feature.

Explain processes in a logical sequence and use an annotated diagram when helpful.

Use the graph or basin characteristics to explain water movement and timing.

Explain erosion, transport or deposition in the appropriate part of the river.