3.1.6.   Food … is one negative consequence of land reform. (1)

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY 1. Read the questions and sources carefully. 2. Answer ALL the questions 3. Credit will be given for: a.    interpretation and explanation, andb.    evidence of personal observation in the field where this is appropriate to the question. 4. You are encouraged to use sketch maps, diagrams and other explanatory drawings to support your answers whenever relevant. 5. The answers you provide to the question paper, must be your own, original work. No copying is allowed evidence of such will result in ZERO. 6. It is in your own interest to present your work neatly. 7. There is a GLOSSARY of words included below explaining what the verb in each question means. 8. Good luck!

2.1.1. g. Transpiration is higher in area [answer7] . (1)

2.2.2.  d. Locate the Congo’s catchment rea at A.      i. Define the geographical term “river catchment area”. (2)    ii. Highlight the importance of a river’s catchment area, such as A.        (4)    iii. Explain how over-grazing and deforestation at A is negatively impacting the Congo River catchment. (6)

2.1.1. e. The evaporation rate is higher in area [answer5] (1)

1.2.2 g. One of the biggest problems that hydrologists have is pollution in the Jukskei river system. Evaluate the major sources of pollution of the Jukskei river system. (8)

3.1.7.    … farming land is under the biggest threat of land reform in South Africa. (1)

3.2. Study Figure 11 below showing the urban hierarchy of three urban settlements. Right-click on the button below to open FIGURE 11 in a new tab.         

2.1.1. h. Area [answer8] is likely to experience more precipitation. (1)

1.2.2 Read the Wikipedia fact file below on the Jukskei River in Johannesburg and study Figure 5 of the river flowing through Gillooly’s Farm. Right-click on the button below to open FIGURE 5 in a new tab.