Study Photograph A (Insert), of a location near Dhaka, Bangladesh and Fig. 5, a sketch of the same area. [Figure 5]
- (a)(i)Complete Fig. 5 to show the shore in the foreground.[1]
- (a)(ii)On Fig. 5 label: • fishing boats; • rice cultivation.[2]
- (b)Give two pieces of evidence, from Photograph A, that show that the water has previously been at a higher level.[2]
- (c)(i)Complete Fig. 6 by naming two other inputs and two processes.[2]
- (c)(ii)Suggest why this is a suitable climate for rice cultivation.[1]
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- [1] Line along bottom of sketch
- [2] Fishing boats – any boat except passenger ferry Rice cultivation – any low, flat land on far shore
- [2] Bare ground / deposition in foreground Rice cultivation needs flooded fields Building on higher ground / stilts Gangways to boat jetty
- [2] Inputs – relief / soils / labour / building / machinery / money / fertiliser / seeds / land Processes - planting / weeding / applying fertiliser / pesticide / watering / harvesting / ploughing
- [1] High temperature for rapid plant growth High rainfall is adequate for plant growth Monsoon climate allows seasonal flooding
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