Fieldwork Enquiry overview quiz - WJEC GCSE Geography quiz

By a 1 hour 30 minute written exam worth 30 percent

By a spoken presentation

By a written-up coursework report only

It is not assessed

Three, all physical

One, either physical or human

Four, two of each

Two contrasting investigations, one physical and one human

Reaching a conclusion

Presenting the data

Asking a geographical question and forming a hypothesis

Evaluating the enquiry

Data taken from a census or website

Data collected by the student in the field

Data from a textbook

Data from an old map

A river depth you measured

A traffic count you carried out

A questionnaire you handed out

Census population data

Systematic sampling

Guessing the answer

Copying a friend

Asking only your family

To make the data biased

To collect every single measurement possible

To make the data fair, representative and manageable

To avoid collecting any data

An essay with no figures

Located bar charts and flow lines on a map

A list of names only

A blank table

Ignore the data collected

Describe patterns and anomalies using figures

Only restate the question

List equipment used

Introduce new data not collected

Answer the original question using the evidence

Avoid mentioning the results

Only describe the weather

Perfect weather and unlimited time

A small sample or human error in measuring

That the data was completely reliable

That nothing could be improved

Giving six-figure grid references on an OS map

Writing a poem

Memorising dates

Drawing cartoons

Only data you collected

No data at all

Unfamiliar data and resources you have not seen before

Only data about the weather