Fieldwork: Rural (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards

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Limitation of scattergraphs?

Can only show relationships between two variables

Limitation of pie charts?

Problematic with numerous small segments - hard to read

Limitation of choropleth maps?

Conceal variations within areas, show sharp boundaries

Limitation of triangular graphs?

Data must be converted into percentages first

Limitation of bar graphs?

Cannot demonstrate relationships between categories

Advantage of radar graphs?

Can display multiple variables simultaneously

1st step in data analysis

Describe patterns, features, clusters, and anomalies

2nd step in data analysis

Use precise evidence with specific figures

3rd step in data analysis

Provide explanations for identified patterns

4th step in data analysis

Connect findings to geographical concepts/theories

What should conclusions address?

Original research question/hypothesis with evidence

Assessment definition

Consider all factors, identify most significant ones

Evaluation definition

Weigh up value/success, reach reasoned judgement

Exam focus for data presentation

Limitations of methods, not just advantages

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