Mill Hill Human Fieldwork for Paper 3: East Village Stratford

What is the fieldwork question that you need to learn word-for-word for your Paper 3 exam?

• How can we improve sustainability in East Village?

• How sustainable is East Village in the Olympic Park, Stratford?

• What are the key features of East Village's sustainability?

• Why is East Village an important case study for sustainability?

What will you mainly be asked to do with your fieldwork in the Paper 3 Exam?

• Describe their fieldwork

• Analyse their fieldwork

• Summarize their fieldwork

• Memorize their fieldwork

What is the first stage in a geographical enquiry?

• Selecting, measuring and recording data

• Choosing a suitable question for geographical enquiry

• Reaching conclusions

• Evaluation of geographical enquiry

What is the final stage in a geographical enquiry ?

• Evaluation of geographical enquiry

• Reaching conclusions

• Selecting appropriate ways of processing and presenting fieldwork data

• Choosing a suitable question for geographical enquiry

Which sampling strategy is described by the statement: "I asked my questionnaire to people who were nearby me and willing to answer"?

• Random

• Systematic

• Stratified

• Convenience

Which sampling strategy is described by the statement: "I split the area into sections and sampled within each section"?

• Random

• Systematic

• Stratified

• Convenience

Which sampling strategy is described by the statement: "I assigned the streets a number and used a random number generator to choose the streets to visit."?

• Random

• Systematic

• Stratified

• Convenience

Which sampling strategy is described by the statement: "I wrote down the land use of every 3rd building."?

• Random

• Systematic

• Stratified

• Convenience

What does it mean when data is described as accurate?

• The data is repeatable.

• The data covers a wide area.

• There are no errors in the data.

• The data is based on opinion.

What is the meaning of reliable data?

• Data is prejudiced or influenced by something.

• Data is based on opinion.

• The data is repeatable and would yield the same results if the fieldwork was redone.

• Data measures are very exact, such as in millimeters instead of centimeters.