geography predictions/thoughts

[bruhmoment.]

for people wondering what catholic predicted this yr:

Ecosystems at risk: vulnerability and resilience of ecosystems

Urban Places: Impacts of Urban dynamics on the changing economic character and the nature and location of residential land in one large city (kinda specific and weird ngl)

People and Economic Activity - nature, spatial patterns and future directions of a global economic activity.

im telling u guys this cause catholic predicted every essay question last yr. in fact, catholic questions were harder versions of the hsc questions

 

[bruhmoment.]

im hoping strategies comes up for ecosystems, if its biophysical interactions, imma kms

 

[tvskAXatar]

for people wondering what catholic predicted this yr:

Ecosystems at risk: vulnerability and resilience of ecosystems

Urban Places: Impacts of Urban dynamics on the changing economic character and the nature and location of residential land in one large city (kinda specific and weird ngl)

People and Economic Activity - nature, spatial patterns and future directions of a global economic activity.

im telling u guys this cause catholic predicted every essay question last yr. in fact, catholic questions were harder versions of the hsc questions

Source?

 

[bruhmoment.]

Source?

well i cant send it but we got catholic for trial

 

[bruhmoment.]

Source?

if u look on studocu, someone put up 2023, compare those questions with 2023 hsc questions, pretty much targeting the exact same dot point

 

[tvskAXatar]

What are 'traditional management strategies' for the GBR? I'm pretty sure Indigenous people didn't "swim" or "sail" to the GBR lol, they probably didn't even know the GBR existed! It's 50km from the Queensland coast

 

[tvskAXatar]

What does decentralisation mean? Moving of govt/private sector offices away from a CBD into another area in the same city, or moving of govt/private sector offices away from the city and into regional centres?


I was taught the former, but the websites (for HSC) say it's the latter

 

[bruhmoment.]

What does decentralisation mean? Moving of govt/private sector offices away from a CBD into another area in the same city, or moving of govt/private sector offices away from the city and into regional centres?


I was taught the former, but the websites (for HSC) say it's the latter

its the second one:

heres the definition I got given: Decentralisation refers to when people and activities move from large urban centres to small urban centres or rural areas, especially regional centres

 

[tvskAXatar]

its the second one:

heres the definition I got given: Decentralisation refers to when people and activities move from large urban centres to small urban centres or rural areas, especially regional centres

I think that's counter-urbanisation.

 

[spiderfan44]

If I am ranked 1 in my cohort (I think I am) for Geo, what raw mark do I need to have a realistic shot for state rank?

highest mark last year was 97. 99th percentile mark last year was 95 (so 40 ppl shouldve gotten that). id say a 95 or 96, id imagine that a lot of the ppl who were in the 99th percentile last year would have being in very competitive private schools and may not have ranked 1st in every assignment

 

[bruhmoment.]

I think that's counter-urbanisation.

ye ngl they seem very alike. i guess the big difference is decentralisation includes not just people, but employment, and industries asw. counter urbanisation is just people moving, like someone moving from sydney to dubbo. decentralisation, im guessing can occur in two ways. one being industries moving from sydney to a regional centre, like dubbo, or industries, people, activities moving from sydney to somewhere like blacktown or epping or macquarie

 

[spiderfan44]

i think we may get a future directions of economic activity question or beestop

 

[spiderfan44]

I think that's counter-urbanisation.

i think decentralisation is largely done by governments, while counter-urbanisation is largely done by individuals out of choice due to push-pull factors

 

[spiderfan44]

What ecosystems is everybody doing? I assume 95% of the state will be doing GBR as one of them.

What city is everyone doing for urban places (urban dynamics of change specifically)? Sydney? Los Angeles? New York?

What field of 'economic activity' are people doing? Tourism? Dairying? Viticulture?

gbr and stockton dunes

newyork and sydney, then mumbai, dhaka and mexico city

tourism

 

[spiderfan44]

What are 'traditional management strategies' for the GBR? I'm pretty sure Indigenous people didn't "swim" or "sail" to the GBR lol, they probably didn't even know the GBR existed! It's 50km from the Queensland coast

they used it - keep in mind that theyre being here for 65,000 years and the reef only formed 20,000 years ago due to rapid sea rise, so theyre were likely around when the sea level was lower. the fish that were at the coast likely would have also inhabited the reef in different periods of breeding, or being prey for fish of the gbr.

totems-
seasonal hunting-
hunting limits-

 

[spiderfan44]

they used it - keep in mind that theyre being here for 65,000 years and the reef only formed 20,000 years ago due to rapid sea rise, so theyre were likely around when the sea level was lower. the fish that were at the coast likely would have also inhabited the reef in different periods of breeding, or being prey for fish of the gbr.

totems-
seasonal hunting-
hunting limits-

size limits

 

[spiderfan44]

size limits

do some more research into it. if we get a management essay question, you talking about aboriginal management stratergies on top of current human negative managment, then current human conservation would set ur essay apart a lot and make the markers think ur more thorough

 

[eamoolaa]

roughly what raw mark would you need to get a band 6

 

[tvskAXatar]

roughly what raw mark would you need to get a band 6

85?

 

[eamoolaa]

i think we may get a future directions of economic activity question or beestop

what do you reckon would be the question for ecosystems?