1a4 marks
a)
Study Figure 6a which shows variations in GCSE scores in the London Boroughs and Figure 6b which shows both GCSE scores and variations in child poverty.
| The size of the Borough compared to Figure 6a is scaled according to levels of child poverty so, for example, when a borough is larger than shown on Figure 6a it has high child poverty |
Figure 6b
i)
Identify which one of the following London boroughs has the highest GCSE scores.
(1)
| ☐ | A | Lambeth | |
| ☐ | B | Enfield | |
| ☐ | C | Kingston upon Thames | |
| ☐ | D | Islington |
ii)
State a relationship between child poverty and GCSE scores that could be investigated.
(1)
iii)
Explain one reason why child poverty varies between different parts of a city.
(2)
1b4 marks
b)
For a named UK city, explain two reasons why the functions of its inner-city areas have changed in recent years.
(4)
Named UK city ......................................................
1c4 marks
c)
For a named UK city, explain why changes in the city have caused economic and social changes in the surrounding accessible rural areas.
(4)
Named UK city ............................................
1d8 marks
d)
Analyse the information in Figure 7 which shows the percentage of the population of England and Wales born outside the UK, based on the 2011 Census data.
Figure 7
Assess the causes of variations in the distribution shown in Figure 7.
(8)
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