Geography (9–1) 0976 revision by topic
44 topics · 238 quick questions · 131 worksheet questions
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1Changing river environments
- 1.1 The main hydrological characteristics and processes which operate in rivers and drainage basinsDrainage basins and the water cycle6 questions
- 1.1 The main hydrological characteristics and processes which operate in rivers and drainage basinsRiver erosion, transport and deposition6 questions
- 1.2 The main landforms associated with these processesRiver landforms of the upper course5 questions
- 1.2 The main landforms associated with these processesRiver landforms of the middle and lower course6 questions
- 1.3 Rivers present opportunities and hazards for peopleLiving near rivers: opportunities and flooding6 questions
- 1.3 Rivers present opportunities and hazards for peopleRiver pollution5 questions
2Changing coastal environments
- 2.1 Physical processes that shape the coastWaves and coastal processes6 questions
- 2.2 The main landforms associated with these processesCoastal landforms made by erosion5 questions
- 2.2 The main landforms associated with these processesCoastal landforms made by deposition5 questions
- 2.3 Coasts present opportunities and hazards for peopleLiving at the coast: opportunities, hazards and coastal defence5 questions
- 2.3 Coasts present opportunities and hazards for peopleTropical storms6 questions
- 2.3 Coasts present opportunities and hazards for peopleCoral reefs and mangroves5 questions
3Changing ecosystems
- 3.1 Characteristics of the Antarctic ecosystemThe Antarctic ecosystem5 questions
- 3.2 Threats to the Antarctic ecosystem and how they can be managedThreats to Antarctica and how it is managed5 questions
- 3.3 Characteristics of the tropical rainforest ecosystemThe tropical rainforest ecosystem6 questions
- 3.4 Threats to tropical rainforest ecosystems and how they can be managedThreats to rainforests and how they are managed5 questions
4Tectonic hazards
- 4.1 The structure of the Earth and distribution of earthquakes and volcanoesThe structure of the Earth and plate boundaries6 questions
- 4.2 The processes and features associated with earthquakes and volcanoesEarthquakes and volcanoes6 questions
- 4.3 The impacts of tectonic hazardsThe impacts of tectonic hazards5 questions
- 4.4 Managing the impacts of tectonic hazardsManaging tectonic hazards5 questions
5Climate change
6Changing populations
7Changing towns and cities
8Development
9Changing economies
10Resource provision
- 10.1 How food is producedFarming types and systems5 questions
- 10.2 The global patterns of food supply and demandFood supply and demand around the world5 questions
- 10.3 The challenges of food supplyFood security, food aid and soil erosion6 questions
- 10.4 How our energy is producedTypes of energy5 questions
- 10.5 The global patterns of energy supply and demandEnergy supply, demand and security5 questions
- 10.6 The impacts of energy productionEnergy sources compared, and managing supply5 questions
SkillsGeographical skills
This syllabus asks you to learn a detailed specific example for most topics, chosen by your teacher. These units teach the ideas. Use the example from your own lessons in the exam.
The topics follow the Cambridge IGCSE Geography (0460), syllabus for examination in 2027, 2028 and 2029. The questions are Papermunch’s own, written for revision: none of them are taken from past papers. For the real thing, theGeography (9–1) past papers are on the shelf.