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WorksheetWise · Standard · 1097

Practice assessment · Geography

Original unit assessment covering the skills listed below. This is not an official past paper or a complete qualification mock. Suggested time is a guide, not an exam-board requirement.

35 minutes · 40 marks

Name: ____________________ · Date: ____________

  1. 1. A map has scale 1:25000. A straight line measures 7 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

  2. 2. A map has scale 1:100000. A straight line measures 4 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

  3. 3. A map has scale 1:10000. A straight line measures 16 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

  4. 4. A map has scale 1:50000. A straight line measures 26 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

  5. 5. A map has scale 1:50000. A straight line measures 2 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

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WorksheetWise · Standard · 1097

Practice assessment · Geography

Original unit assessment covering the skills listed below. This is not an official past paper or a complete qualification mock. Suggested time is a guide, not an exam-board requirement.

35 minutes · 40 marks

Name: ____________________ · Date: ____________

  1. 6. A fictional region has 2700 residents and area 300 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

  2. 7. A fictional region has 3230 residents and area 190 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

  3. 8. A fictional region has 130 residents and area 10 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

  4. 9. A fictional region has 960 residents and area 160 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

  5. 10. A fictional region has 900 residents and area 150 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

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WorksheetWise · Standard · 1097

Practice assessment · Geography

Original unit assessment covering the skills listed below. This is not an official past paper or a complete qualification mock. Suggested time is a guide, not an exam-board requirement.

35 minutes · 40 marks

Name: ____________________ · Date: ____________

  1. 11. Three months recorded 69, 75 and 27 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

  2. 12. Three months recorded 69, 75 and 51 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

  3. 13. Three months recorded 69, 39 and 78 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

  4. 14. Three months recorded 48, 33 and 9 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

  5. 15. Three months recorded 18, 30 and 33 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

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WorksheetWise · Standard · 1097

Practice assessment · Geography — Answer key

Original unit assessment covering the skills listed below. This is not an official past paper or a complete qualification mock. Suggested time is a guide, not an exam-board requirement.

35 minutes · 40 marks

  1. 1. A map has scale 1:25000. A straight line measures 7 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

    1.75 km

    7 × 25000 = 175000 cm; 175000 ÷ 100000 = 1.75 km

  2. 2. A map has scale 1:100000. A straight line measures 4 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

    4 km

    4 × 100000 = 400000 cm; 400000 ÷ 100000 = 4 km

  3. 3. A map has scale 1:10000. A straight line measures 16 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

    1.6 km

    16 × 10000 = 160000 cm; 160000 ÷ 100000 = 1.6 km

  4. 4. A map has scale 1:50000. A straight line measures 26 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

    13 km

    26 × 50000 = 1300000 cm; 1300000 ÷ 100000 = 13 km

  5. 5. A map has scale 1:50000. A straight line measures 2 cm on the map. Find the represented ground distance in km; do not measure the printed page. (2 marks)

    1 km

    2 × 50000 = 100000 cm; 100000 ÷ 100000 = 1 km

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WorksheetWise · Standard · 1097

Practice assessment · Geography — Answer key

Original unit assessment covering the skills listed below. This is not an official past paper or a complete qualification mock. Suggested time is a guide, not an exam-board requirement.

35 minutes · 40 marks

  1. 6. A fictional region has 2700 residents and area 300 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

    9 people/km²

    2700 ÷ 300 = 9 people/km²

  2. 7. A fictional region has 3230 residents and area 190 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

    17 people/km²

    3230 ÷ 190 = 17 people/km²

  3. 8. A fictional region has 130 residents and area 10 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

    13 people/km²

    130 ÷ 10 = 13 people/km²

  4. 9. A fictional region has 960 residents and area 160 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

    6 people/km²

    960 ÷ 160 = 6 people/km²

  5. 10. A fictional region has 900 residents and area 150 km². Calculate population density. (2 marks)

    6 people/km²

    900 ÷ 150 = 6 people/km²

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WorksheetWise · Standard · 1097

Practice assessment · Geography — Answer key

Original unit assessment covering the skills listed below. This is not an official past paper or a complete qualification mock. Suggested time is a guide, not an exam-board requirement.

35 minutes · 40 marks

  1. 11. Three months recorded 69, 75 and 27 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

    171 mm; 57 mm

    Total = 69 + 75 + 27 = 171 mm. Mean = 171 ÷ 3 = 57 mm.

  2. 12. Three months recorded 69, 75 and 51 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

    195 mm; 65 mm

    Total = 69 + 75 + 51 = 195 mm. Mean = 195 ÷ 3 = 65 mm.

  3. 13. Three months recorded 69, 39 and 78 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

    186 mm; 62 mm

    Total = 69 + 39 + 78 = 186 mm. Mean = 186 ÷ 3 = 62 mm.

  4. 14. Three months recorded 48, 33 and 9 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

    90 mm; 30 mm

    Total = 48 + 33 + 9 = 90 mm. Mean = 90 ÷ 3 = 30 mm.

  5. 15. Three months recorded 18, 30 and 33 mm of rainfall. Find the total and mean monthly rainfall. (4 marks)

    81 mm; 27 mm

    Total = 18 + 30 + 33 = 81 mm. Mean = 81 ÷ 3 = 27 mm.

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