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Secondary 4 Geography Map Graph Data Skills Quiz

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Secondary 4 Geography Quiz - Map Graph Data Skills

Name: ___________________________
Class: ____________
Date: ____________
Score: ____________

Duration: 60 minutes
Total Marks: 40

Instructions:

This quiz tests your Map, Graph & Data Skills.
Answer all 20 questions.
Use the data, maps, and diagrams provided.
For drawing questions, use a ruler and protractor where needed.

Section A: Data Interpretation (Questions 1–7)

1. Study the table below showing tourist arrivals to Country X from different regions in 2023.

Region	Arrivals (thousands)
Asia	820
Europe	340
Americas	210
Africa	90
Oceania	140

Plot a pie chart to represent the data. [3]

2. Using the table in Q1, calculate the angle for the Asia sector in the pie chart. Show your working. [2]

3. Study the map below which shows the percentage of forest cover by district in Region Y.

Map for Q3 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated map for Q3.

With reference to the map, state two districts that have forest cover above 30%. [2]

(i) ___________________
(ii) ___________________

4. The table below shows monthly rainfall (mm) for Town Z in 2023.

Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Rain (mm)	120	90	80	60	50	40	30	35	70	110	150	170

Describe the trend of rainfall from January to December. [3]

5. Study the graph below showing temperature and rainfall for City W.

Graph for Q5 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated graph for Q5.

State the two months with the highest rainfall and the temperature range. [2]

Rainfall peaks: _________ and _________
Temp range: _________ to _________

6. A student collected data on transport mode to school.

Mode	Walk	Bus	MRT	Car
Count	15	40	30	15

What percentage of students took the bus? [2]

7. Study Photograph A below showing a coastal landform.

Diagram for Q7 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated diagram for Q7.

Describe the features of the coastal landform shown. [3]

Section B: Map and Graph Skills (Questions 8–14)

8. Study Map 1 below showing a proposed national park boundary in Country B.

Map for Q8 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated map for Q8.

With reference to Map 1, explain how the park design helps conserve the ecosystem. [4]

9. The table shows energy sources in Country C (2022).

Source	Coal	Gas	Solar	Hydro	Wind
%	45	25	10	12	8

Draw a bar graph to represent the data. [3]

10. Using the graph from Q9, which two sources make up more than 50% combined? [2]

11. Study Figure 2 showing wave characteristics at Beach K.

Diagram for Q11 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated diagram for Q11.

Describe the type of waves and give two characteristics. [3]

Type: ___________________
(i) ___________________
(ii) ___________________

12. A field study recorded litter count per 100m at 4 beaches.

Beach	A	B	C	D
Litter items	8	15	5	12

Which beach is cleanest? What is the mean litter count? [2]

Cleanest: _______
Mean: _______

13. Study the incomplete proportional symbol map of tourist origins.

Map for Q13 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated map for Q13.

Use the table to complete the map by drawing circles of correct relative size. [2]

14. The line graph shows population growth of City M from 2000 to 2020.

Graph for Q14 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated graph for Q14.

Calculate the average increase in population per 5 years. [2]

Section C: Applied Data Skills (Questions 15–20)

15. Study the table of water usage in Singapore households.

Use	Shower	Tap	WC	Others
%	35	20	25	20

Construct a pie chart. [3]

16. From Q15, what is the angle for "WC" use? [1]

17. Study Photograph B of a spit.

Diagram for Q17 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated diagram for Q17.

Describe the spit and account for its formation. [5]

18. The map shows flood risk zones in Town T.

Map for Q18 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated map for Q18.

With reference to the map, list two areas at high flood risk. [2]

(i) ___________________
(ii) ___________________

19. A survey of 200 residents on recycling habit:

Response	Always	Sometimes	Never
Count	90	70	40

What percentage never recycle? [2]

20. Study Figure 3 showing a transect from coast inland.

Graph for Q20 (SEC4 Geography)

Generated graph for Q20.

Describe the change in vegetation height along the transect. [3]

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Answers

Secondary 4 Geography Quiz - Map Graph Data Skills (Answer Key)

Total Marks: 40
Duration: 60 minutes

Section A: Data Interpretation

Q1. [3 marks]
Pie chart of tourist arrivals:

Total = 820+340+210+90+140 = 1600 thousand
Asia: (820/1600)×360 = 184.5°
Europe: (340/1600)×360 = 76.5°
Americas: (210/1600)×360 = 47.25°
Africa: (90/1600)×360 = 20.25°
Oceania: (140/1600)×360 = 31.5° Marking: 1 mark angles correct, 1 mark title+legend, 1 mark neat plot.

Q2. [2 marks]
Angle Asia = (820 / 1600) × 360° = 184.5°
Working: 820÷1600=0.5125; ×360 = 184.5°.
1 mark for division, 1 mark for final angle.

Q3. [2 marks]
(i) District A (38%)
(ii) District E (33%)
Both above 30%. 1 mark each.

Q4. [3 marks]
Trend: Rainfall decreases from Jan (120mm) to Jul (30mm), then increases to Dec (170mm).
Bimodal/U-shaped.
1 mark overall description, 2 marks reference to low and high months.

Q5. [2 marks]
Rainfall peaks: Apr and Oct. Temp range: 24°C to 31°C. 1 mark each pair.

Q6. [2 marks]
Total = 15+40+30+15 = 100. Bus % = (40/100)×100 = 40%.
1 mark total, 1 mark percentage.

Q7. [3 marks]
Features: isolated sea stack ~20m high; wave-cut platform at base; cliff behind retreating.
1 mark landform ID, 2 marks features described.

Section B: Map and Graph Skills

Q8. [4 marks]

Restricted zone protects core (1)
Visitor centre limits access to core (1)
Boundary encloses river/forest (1)
Scale shows size managed (1)
Marking descriptors as above.

Q9. [3 marks]
Bar graph: 5 bars (Coal 45, Gas 25, Solar 10, Hydro 12, Wind 8).
1 mark bars, 1 mark labels, 1 mark title.

Q10. [2 marks]
Coal (45%) + Gas (25%) = 70% > 50%. Answer: Coal and Gas.

Q11. [3 marks]
Type: Destructive.
(i) High steep waves (2m)
(ii) Strong backwash > swash, 12/min
1 mark type, 2 marks characteristics.

Q12. [2 marks]
Cleanest: C (5 items). Mean = (8+15+5+12)/4 = 10.
1 mark each.

Q13. [2 marks]
Circles: P largest (500k), Q medium (300k), R smallest (200k).
1 mark relative size, 1 mark legend.

Q14. [2 marks]
Increase 2000→2020 = 4.8-1.2 = 3.6 million over 20 years = 4 periods.
Per 5yr = 3.6/4 = 0.9 million. 1 mark calc, 1 mark answer.

Section C: Applied Data Skills

Q15. [3 marks]
Total 100%. Angles: Shower 126°, Tap 72°, WC 90°, Others 72°.
1 mark angles, 1 mark title, 1 mark plot.

Q16. [1 mark]
WC angle = 25% × 360 = 90°.

Q17. [5 marks]
Describe: elongated ridge of sand extending from coast, salt marsh behind. [2]
Formation: longshore drift moves sediment; deposited where coast changes direction; grows over time. [3]
Marking: description 2, process 3.

Q18. [2 marks]
(i) Near river bend (high)
(ii) Lowland south (high)
1 mark each from map.

Q19. [2 marks]
Never = 40/200 × 100 = 20%. 1 mark total, 1 mark %.

Q20. [3 marks]
Vegetation height decreases from 5m at coast to 0.5m inland over 500m.
1 mark trend, 2 marks values referenced.