Candidates will be expected to interpret geographical data from the following resources:
• tabular data
• text extracts
• landscape photographs
• aerial photograph and satellite images
• scatter graphs and best fit lines
• simple and comparative line graphs
• simple and comparative bar graphs
• pie charts
• sketch maps
• dot maps
• choropleth maps
• flow line maps
• proportional symbol maps
• isoline maps
• cartoons
• wind roses
• diagrams
Candidates should be able to:
• calculate mean, median and mode;
• describe patterns, trends and relationships;
• describe natural and human characteristics shown in photographs;
• draw simple sketches of photographs and annotate them to illustrate the features;
• identify locations on map using compass direction, longitude and latitude;
• read map scales and symbols; and
• plot scatter, line and bar graphs.