Hazards Fieldwork (OCR GCSE Geography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds)): Quizzes

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What is the main purpose of hazards fieldwork in GCSE Geography?

To test theories in real-world settings

What is a hypothesis in fieldwork investigation?

A testable statement about a phenomenon

What is a pilot version of a questionnaire?

A trial tested with a small group first

What does bias mean when designing questionnaires?

Factors influencing particular responses

What is a key feature of closed questions?

They require short, specific answers

What type of data do open questions generate?

Qualitative data with detailed insights

What should you look for during the analysis stage?

Patterns, anomalies, or unexpected results

What must a conclusion include in fieldwork?

A judgement supported by specific evidence

What does evaluation in fieldwork involve?

Critical reflection on methods & limits

When presenting data graphically, axes should be:

Accurately labelled with units

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