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  • © 1989

Work Out Geography GCSE

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  1. P. N. Harper
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Part of the book series: Macmillan Work Out (MCWO)

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Table of contents (13 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-viii
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  2. Introduction

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    Pages 1-3

  3. Coursework

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    Pages 4-12

  4. The Structure of the Earth

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    Pages 13-28

  5. Weather, Climate and Ecosystems

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    Pages 29-45

  6. Shaping the Earth

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    Pages 46-73

  7. Natural Resources

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    Pages 74-86

  8. Population

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    Pages 87-101

  9. Settlement

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    Pages 102-119

  10. Development

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    Pages 120-138

  11. Transport

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    Pages 139-156

  12. Agriculture

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    Pages 157-173

  13. Secondary Industry

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    Pages 174-188

  14. Tertiary Industry

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    Pages 189-201

  15. Back Matter

    Pages 202-203
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About this book

Written by an experienced Geography teacher and adviser, this new Work Out is the first of two years' experience of working with the GCSE syllabus. The well-established and popular Work Out format is further strengthened by * a detailed analysis of content of the 16 syllabuses * a chapter devoted to meeting your exam board's coursework requirements * extensive use of authentic source materials for analysis. Information is presented in a highly-visual and easy-to-learn style with line drawings and photos on virtually every page and 9 major one page revision displays on such crucial points as plate boundaries, the development of a depression or the landforms of the river systems.
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