Above satisfactory
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Offers a concise conclusion from synthesised data
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Explains the interconnection between food supply and rural and urban places across the world using examples and statistics -
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Explains how food supply and geographic location affect people, using a range of examples and statistics -
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Draws reasoned conclusion about place, food supply and consumption
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Develops a coherent, accurate explanation, with examples, about a range of natural processes and how they are affected by deforestation -
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Uses specific examples to give a coherent and accurate explanation about how the deforestation causes global change -
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Draws a reasoned conclusion about the positive and negative effects of deforestation on global natural environments
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Provides a coherent prediction, using conceptual arguments, about a geographical outcome -
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Synthesises specific data and information about forest coverage, time and place to inform a prediction
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Describes future impacts in biomes using examples -
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Justifies reasoned conclusion using variables of time, quantity and place across a range of contexts
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Proposes several appropriate reasons for the trend using information from an inquiry
Below satisfactory
Data analysis: Food scarcity
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Develops a simple synthesis of place and income data from the source without citing data -
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Uses an example as a simple form of conclusion -
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Uses a few simple examples to describe how food supply is influenced by place and income
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Briefly connects population, economy and food supply -
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Synthesises inference to draw a conclusion about food supply and population
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Describes simple effects of deforestation on people -
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Provides a brief explanation about the changes caused by deforestation to people and environments
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Makes a simple prediction about a geographical outcome -
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Uses some geographical terms drawn from the data
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Provides an inferred conclusion using one context
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Identifies a trend
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Gives a simple reason for an anomaly
Satisfactory
Data analysis: Food scarcity
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Uses simple examples to explain how food supply is influenced by place and income -
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Draws a conclusion from synthesised data -
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Develops a simple synthesis of place, income and kilocalorie data from the source
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Interprets the data source, using an example -
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Explains how food supply and geographic location affect people -
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Draws conclusions about proportion of people living in rural and urban places and food supply -
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Explains the interconnection between food supply and rural, urban and developed places
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Explains the geographic process of deforestation and the chain of effects of deforestation on a local natural environment -
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Explains geographic processes associated with deforestation
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Draws a conclusion about the effects of the process of deforestation -
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Predicts a geographical outcome using conceptual arguments
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Synthesises some data from sources to reach a conclusion about a future impact -
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Explains the interconnection between meat production and consumption and the effect on rainforests -
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Describes simple reasons for future rainforest reduction and its economic impacts
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Describes a geographic trend accurately, citing data from the source
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Identifies the anomaly in a graph -
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Proposes a reason for the trend using information from the inquiry
Above satisfactory
Data analysis: Food scarcity
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Uses detailed examples to explain how food supply is influenced by place and income -
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Develops a complex synthesis of place, income and kilocalorie data from the source -
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Offers a concise conclusion from synthesised data
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Interprets the data source, using examples and statistics -
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Explains the interconnection between food supply and rural and urban places across the world using examples and statistics -
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Explains how food supply and geographic location affect people, using a range of examples and statistics -
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Draws reasoned conclusion about place, food supply and consumption
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Uses a range of relevant specific geographical terminology throughout the explanation -
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Develops a coherent, accurate explanation, with examples, about a range of natural processes and how they are affected by deforestation -
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Uses specific examples to give a coherent and accurate explanation about how the deforestation causes global change -
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Uses relevant geographical terminology -
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Explains the interconnection between local and global natural environments -
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Draws a reasoned conclusion about the positive and negative effects of deforestation on global natural environments
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Interprets graphical data -
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Uses relevant specific geographical terminology throughout the explanation -
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Provides a coherent prediction, using conceptual arguments, about a geographical outcome -
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Synthesises specific data and information about forest coverage, time and place to inform a prediction
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Uses data in a clear, detailed and specific way to draw a reasoned conclusion -
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Describes future impacts in biomes using examples -
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Justifies reasoned conclusion using variables of time, quantity and place across a range of contexts
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Describes the anomaly in a graph, citing data -
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Proposes several appropriate reasons for the trend using information from an inquiry