Complete Geography for Cambridge IGCSE

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Solidify learning and support achievement. This comprehensive and accessible Revision Guide is designed to develop exam confidence and build a firm foundation for further study. Consolidating all the examinable material in a digestible, student-friendly format, the Guide also offers a bank of practice material to concretely build assurance and understanding, helping students achieve their best.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

• 1 World population growth
• 2 Population variations and associated problems
• 3 The effect of migration and HIV/AIDS
• 4 Settlement hierarchy and pattern
• 5 Site, situation and growth of settlements
• 6 Urban land use
• 7 Problems of urban areas
• 8 Urbanisation and the environment
• 9 Theme 1: Exam-style questions
• 10 Plate tectonics
• 11 Volcanoes and earthquakes
• 12 Weathering
• 13 River processes (1)
• 14 River processes (2)
• 15 Marine erosion
• 16 Marine transportation and deposition
• 17 Coral reefs and coastal sand dunes
• 18 Weather and weather station recording instruments
• 19 Weather data calculations, graphs and diagrams
• 20 Clouds and weather hazards
• 21 Climate of tropical rainforest areas
• 22 Climate of desert areas
• 23 The tropical rainforest and tropical desert ecosystems
• 24 The natural environment and human activities (1)
• 25 The natural environment and human activities (2)
• 26 Theme l2 Exam-style questions
• 27 Agriculture and large-scale commercial farming
• 28 Small-scale subsistence farming and food shortages
• 29 Industrial systems
• 30 Tourism
• 31 Energy - oil, gas, coal, nuclear and fuel wood
• 32 Renewable energy and water supply
• 33 The need for sustainable development, resource conservation and management
• 34 The impact of pollution on the natural environment
• 35 Theme 3: Exam-style questions
• 36 Survey maps (topographic maps)
• 37 Physical features on survey maps: relief and drainage
• 38 Photographs, field sketches, data tables and graphs
• 39 Geographical skills: Exam-style questions
• 40 Coursework: planning investigations
• 41 Coursework: data collection
• 42 Coursework: presentation, analysis and evaluation
• 43 Coursework skills: Exam-style questions