DP Geography Questionbank

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Discuss the reduction of resource consumption by conservation, waste reduction, recycling and substitution. Evaluate a strategy at a local or national scale aimed at reducing the consumption of one resource.

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• 18M.1.bp.4c: Explain two strengths and one weakness of one local or national strategy aimed at reducing the...
• 18M.1.bp.4b: Suggest two reasons why recycling rates differ greatly between countries.
• 18M.1.bp.4a: Describe the pattern of recycling rates shown on the map.
• 17N.1.bp.06: Discuss why resource conservation strategies may be more effective than population control in...
• 16N.1.bp.4c: Suggest two disadvantages of recycling materials as a strategy to reduce resource consumption.
• .1.bp.4c: Explain three benefits of a strategy designed to reduce resource consumption.
• 11N.1.bp.5: Discuss the ways in which the consumption of one or more resources can be reduced.
• 12N.1.bp.4ci and cii: (i) Outline a strategy at a local or national scale which is designed to reduce the consumption...
• 13M.1.bp.4a: Describe the trends shown by the graph.
• 13M.1.bp.4b(i): State one example of resource substitution.
• 13M.1.bp.4b(ii): Explain one benefit of the resource substitution you have chosen in (b)(i).
• 13M.1.bp.4c: Referring to examples, distinguish between waste recycling and waste reduction.
• 14M.1.bp.4a: Describe the relationship shown on the graph.
• 14M.1.bp.4b: Explain two environmental benefits of recycling.
• 14N.1.bp.4a: With reference to the diagram, describe the movement of e-waste into and out of Asia.
• 14N.1.bp.4b: Briefly explain the limitations of recycling as a strategy to reduce global resource consumption.
• 15N.1.bp.4d: Using examples, distinguish between recycling and resource substitution.