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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper - Geography Secondary 1

TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper (AI) — Version 2 of 5

Subject: Geography
Level: Secondary 1
Paper: Practice Paper (Topic: Map Graph Data Skills)
Duration: 45 minutes
Total Marks: 40
Name: ________________________
Class: ________
Date: ________

Instructions

This practice paper has 20 questions across three sections.
Answer all questions in the spaces provided.
Read each question carefully and use the maps, tables, and figures given.
Marks for each question are shown in brackets [ ].
Section totals add up to 40 marks.

Section A: Map Reading (Questions 1–8) [16 marks]

1. Study the map extract below. State the 4-figure grid reference of the temple. [1]

Map for Q1 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q1.

2. State the 6-figure grid reference of the school shown in the map below. [1]

Map for Q2 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q2.

3. State the contour interval of the topographic map below. [1]

Map for Q3 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q3.

4. State the 4-figure grid reference of the river mouth shown on the map. [1]

Map for Q4 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q4.

5. Give the 4-figure grid reference of the hospital that is east of the park. [2]

Map for Q5 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q5.

6. Study the contour lines in grid square 2831. Describe the landform shown. [3]

Map for Q6 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q6.

7. State the 6-figure grid reference of the northernmost house in grid square 4554. [2]

Map for Q7 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q7.

8. What is the map scale if 1 cm on the map represents 500 m on the ground? Write as a ratio. [2]

Section B: Graph & Table Interpretation (Questions 9–14) [12 marks]

9. Study the table below. State which planet has the greatest number of moons. [1]

Planet	Distance from Sun (million km)	Number of Moons	Diameter (km)
Mercury	58	0	4879
Venus	108	0	12104
Earth	150	1	12756
Mars	228	2	6792
Jupiter	778	95	142984

10. Using the table in Q9, describe the pattern of diameter from Mercury to Jupiter. [3]

11. Study the bar graph below showing monthly rainfall in mm for Town X in 2024. State the month with the highest rainfall. [1]

Graph for Q11 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated graph for Q11.

12. With reference to the graph in Q11, calculate the total rainfall for the first quarter (Jan–Mar) if Jan=120 mm, Feb=90 mm, Mar=110 mm. [2]

13. Study the line graph below of temperature at Site A and Site B over 6 hours. Describe one difference between the two sites. [2]

Graph for Q13 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated graph for Q13.

14. Compare the trends in water consumption and population from 2000 to 2020 using Figure 3 below. [3]

Graph for Q14 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated graph for Q14.

Section C: Applied Data Skills (Questions 15–20) [12 marks]

15. A class tested water quality at two sites. Site 1: dissolved oxygen 8 mg/L, turbidity 2 NTU. Site 2: dissolved oxygen 4 mg/L, turbidity 10 NTU. Which site has healthier water? Give one reason. [2]

16. Study the map of a fieldwork area below. State the 4-figure grid reference of the sampling point labelled S. [1]

Map for Q16 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q16.

17. Using the contour map below, state whether the slope from A to B is steep or gentle. Explain. [2]

Map for Q17 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated map for Q17.

18. The table shows land use in a town. Calculate the percentage of land used for housing if total area is 200 km² and housing is 80 km². [2]

Land Use	Area (km²)
Housing	80
Park	50
Industry	40
Roads	30

19. Describe two ways the bar graph below shows a seasonal pattern in tourist arrivals. [2]

Graph for Q19 (SEC1 Geography)

Generated graph for Q19.

20. A student drew a field sketch. State two features that should be labelled in a field sketch of a river bend. [3]

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Answers

TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper Answer Key — Geography Secondary 1 (Version 2)

Total Marks: 40
Topic: Map Graph Data Skills

Section A: Map Reading (16 marks)

Q1 [1]
Answer: 1222
Teaching note: Read easting (across, 12) first, then northing (up, 22). Lower-left corner of the square containing the temple. Common mistake: reversing order to 2212.

Q2 [1]
Answer: 223336 (acceptable 223335–223337)
Teaching note: 4-figure = 2233. Subdivide square into 10: school is ~3/10 east, 6/10 north → 223336. Mark for correct 6-figure format.

Q3 [1]
Answer: 50 m
Teaching note: Contour interval = difference between adjacent labelled contours (100−50 = 50). Not the scale.

Q4 [1]
Answer: 0712
Teaching note: Easting 07, northing 12 (lower-left of square with river mouth).

Q5 [2]
Answer: 3242 [2]
Marking: 1 mark grid ref, 1 mark correct identification east of park.
Teaching note: Park 3142, hospital east = higher easting = 3242.

Q6 [3]
Answer: A hill [1]; concentric contours with values increasing towards centre [1]; summit about 130 m [1].
Teaching note: Concentric closing contours show a hill. Steeper if lines close; here just identify.

Q7 [2]
Answer: 455474 (range 455472–455476) [2]
Marking: 1 for 4554, 1 for subdivision north.
Teaching note: Northernmost = highest northing fraction.

Q8 [2]
Answer: 1 : 50 000 [2]
Working: 500 m = 50 000 cm. Ratio = 1 cm : 50 000 cm = 1:50 000.
Teaching note: Convert ground distance to cm before ratio.

Section B: Graph & Table (12 marks)

Q9 [1]
Answer: Jupiter
Teaching note: Table shows Jupiter 95 moons, highest.

Q10 [3]
Answer: Diameter increases from Mercury (4879 km) to Jupiter (142 984 km) [1]; generally larger for planets further from Sun [1]; Earth and Venus similar but bigger than Mercury/Mars [1].
Teaching note: Use comparative language and figures.

Q11 [1]
Answer: December
Teaching note: Tallest bar = 280 mm.

Q12 [2]
Answer: 320 mm [2]
Working: 120 + 90 + 110 = 320 mm.
Teaching note: Q1 total of Jan–Mar.

Q13 [2]
Answer: Site A temperature higher than Site B throughout [1]; difference about 8°C [1].
Teaching note: Read both lines, state difference with evidence.

Q14 [3]
Answer: Water consumption fell 165→143 L [1]; population rose 4.0→5.7 m [1]; opposite trends show efficiency [1].
Teaching note: Cite figure values, compare direction.

Section C: Applied (12 marks)

Q15 [2]
Answer: Site 1 [1]; higher dissolved oxygen and lower turbidity indicate healthier [1].
Teaching note: DO 8 > 4, turbidity 2 < 10.

Q16 [1]
Answer: 6271
Teaching note: Easting 62, northing 71.

Q17 [2]
Answer: Steep [1]; contours close together show rapid height gain [1].
Teaching note: Close contours = steep slope.

Q18 [2]
Answer: 40% [2]
Working: (80 / 200) × 100 = 40%.
Teaching note: Percentage = part ÷ total × 100.

Q19 [2]
Answer: Peaks in Jun–Jul and Dec [1]; trough in Feb [1].
Teaching note: Identify high and low seasons from bars.

Q20 [3]
Answer: River channel [1]; slip-off slope / river cliff [1]; water flow direction arrow [1].
Teaching note: Field sketch of bend needs channel, features, direction.