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ZIMSEC · Form 6 · Upper 6

Geography

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ZIMSEC Form 6 · Upper 6 Cambridge Form 6 · Upper 6
Upper 6Writing A Level finals this year?Revision mode: every Geography past paper by year, with marking schemes, and a checklist of the whole syllabus.
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  1. Ecosystems, soils and biomes Energy flows through trophic levels; nutrients cycle between biomass, litter and soil (Gersmehl's model). Net primary productivity is high in tropical rainforests and moderate in savanna. Notes 1 PDF
  1. Settlement and urbanisation The increasing proportion of people living in towns. In Zimbabwe, urbanisation grew rapidly after independence; Harare and Bulawayo are the main cities. Notes 1 PDF
  2. Agriculture, food security and rural development Commercial (large-scale, mechanised, export-oriented: tobacco, sugar, horticulture), communal (subsistence, small plots), and resettlement (A1 smallholder and A2 commercial farms since land reform in 2000). Notes 1 PDF
  3. Industry, energy, development and globalisation Weber's least-cost model (transport, labour and agglomeration costs) and behavioural factors. Zimbabwe's industry is concentrated in Harare, Bulawayo and the Midlands; deindustrialisation has affected Bulawayo in particular. Notes 1 PDF