Fieldwork: Urban (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Quizzes

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What is the main limitation of scattergraphs in urban fieldwork data presentation?

They can't handle more than 2 variables

When do pie charts become difficult to interpret in urban fieldwork?

When they have many small segments

What problem do choropleth maps create when presenting urban data?

They hide variations within areas

What format must data be in to use triangular graphs?

Percentages

Why are bar graphs unsuitable for certain urban fieldwork data?

They can't show relationships

What should you do in Step 1 of the data analysis process?

Describe what you observe

What is required in Step 2 of data analysis?

Use specific evidence with figures

What does Step 3 of data analysis involve?

Explaining reasons for patterns

What should a conclusion in urban fieldwork directly address?

The original research question

What does 'assessment' mean in fieldwork evaluation?

Identifying important factors

What is the key advantage of radar graphs for environmental quality data?

They display several variables at once

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