Study Fig. 5, which shows types of settlement within an area of the UK. [Figure 5]
- (a)(i)What type of settlement is Yattendon?[1]
- (a)(ii)How many small towns are found in the area?[1]
- (a)(iii)What type of settlement, other than the types already shown on Fig. 5, might be found at X shown on Fig. 5?[1]
- (b)(i)Which route would people in Great Shefford favour? Give a reason for your answer.[2]
- (b)(ii)Suggest why many people in Lambourn would favour route R.[2]
- (b)(iii)Give one advantage of route P.[1]
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Mark scheme
Marking points from the official mark scheme (May/June 2015). The mark or mark type is shown in brackets.
- [1] (a) (i) Village (with services)
- [1] (a) (ii) 8
- [1] (a) (iii) Isolated / dispersed
- [1] (a) (iii) Hamlet
- [1] (a) (iii) Village withoutservices
- [2] (b) (i) Q- it gives a bus service through their village
- [2] (b) (i) Q - links them to Lambourn / East Garston / Stock Cross / Newbury
- [2] (b) (i) Q - brings people to use their services
- [2] (b) (i) P/R - noisy buses will be kept away from their village
- [2] (b) (i) P/R - big buses won't block narrow village roads
- [2] (b) (ii) Quicker
- [2] (b) (ii) Stops at less places
- [2] (b) (ii) More direct / shorter
- [1] (b) (iii) Links Chaddlewoth / Chieveley / Hermitage / Cold Ash with Newbury
- [1] (b) (iii) Links many / five villages
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