Figure 1 Development data for four South American countries (2017)
No other subject has such a wide range of types of data that you might be expected to interpret in the exam.Geography exams can include graphs of all types, maps at all scales, tables of data, photographs, diagrams, passages of text, and many other sources of data. In a typical A-level geography exam between 25% and 40% of the available marks are linked to questions of the type that start ‘Study Figure 1....’. These are data-stimulus questions.
Being able to interpret geographical data has a big impact your overall mark.
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