Students will complete questions regarding the use of a compass for navigation, including MCQs on compass bearings and open-ended questions to create a directional route using a compass.

Assessment on the role of youth migration. Students will answer questions on trends influencing young migrants and the open-ended component will allow them to discuss their views.

This assessment encourages students to apply critical thinking to geographic data. MCQs will test their understanding of sources, biases and validity in data while open-ended questions will challenge them to evaluate a provided dataset.

Students will compare and contrast two cities from different global regions, answering both MCQs and open-ended questions.

This assessment includes MCQs about the stages of the water cycle and the open-ended question encourages students to explain its importance for weather and climate.

In this assessment, students will explore how surveys are used in fieldwork. MCQs will assess their knowledge of survey design and analysis, while open-ended questions will ask them to create their own survey related to a geographic issue.

This assessment will focus on how to present geographic data effectively using graphs and charts. Students will answer MCQs on various ways to visualize data and provide open-ended answers on the best methods to display a dataset.

An assessment focusing on tidal movements and their effects on coastal processes, including MCQs and tasks requiring explanations of tidal erosion and sediment deposition.

Students will conduct a virtual field study, using MCQs and reflective open-ended questions to analyze observed features of rivers and coasts, applying their learning to real-world scenarios.

A comparative analysis of rainforests and deserts through a set of MCQs and open-ended questions, focusing on differences and similarities in climate, flora, and fauna.

An interactive role-play where students assume the roles of different countries negotiating trade agreements, crafting arguments based on their nation's position.

This assessment includes questions identifying famous volcanoes and earthquakes around the world, along with a question asking students to choose one significant event and summarize its effects.

Students compare different countries' migration policies and their effectiveness. The assessment includes MCQs and open-ended analysis questions based on case studies.

This assessment will explore the role of government in planning and regulating urban spaces through MCQs and open-ended questions.

This assessment will feature case studies of notable volcanic eruptions and their effects, with MCQs testing factual knowledge and an open-ended analysis of one specific case study.

Students analyze a world map highlighting development indicators and trends, accompanying their observations with open-ended reflections.

This assessment includes MCQs on river processes like erosion, transportation, and deposition, followed by open-ended questions that ask students to explain how rivers shape landscapes.

This assessment covers the scientific principles that lead to tsunamis as a result of underwater earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, with questions including MCQs and an explanation of a tsunami event.

Students compare different countries' approaches to resource management through multiple-choice questions and in-depth written answers.

This assessment will cover basic statistical methods used in geography. Students will answer MCQs on statistical terms and conduct simple analyses on provided datasets in open-ended questions.

Students will respond to quiz questions that cover the various adaptations of plants and animals in rainforests and deserts, utilizing multiple-choice and open-ended formats.

In this assessment, students will face MCQs on calculating distance using map scales, along with open-ended questions that require them to solve problems based on real-world scenarios involving distances.

Students will complete a quiz focusing on features of coastlines such as cliffs, beaches, and deltas. The assessment includes open-ended questions requiring descriptions of how these features are formed and their significance.

Students will take a quiz on techniques used in geographical fieldwork, including MCQs and practical open-ended questions that assess their ability to record and interpret data observed in a fieldwork scenario.

Students will tackle a quiz on the processes of weathering and erosion in relation to both rivers and coasts. Open-ended questions will challenge them to illustrate examples from their local environment.

This quiz focuses on the Ring of Fire, asking students multiple choice questions about its significance and features, followed by an analysis question about its effects on surrounding regions.

This assessment explores how humans interact with rivers, featuring MCQs on river management strategies and their effects on local ecosystems. Open-ended questions will require critical thinking about sustainability.

Students will analyze a specific city and answer open-ended questions regarding its urban development and the challenges it faces.

Students will be assessed on their ability to read and interpret maps and graphs. The assessment will include MCQs related to map symbols and graph reading, as well as open-ended questions requiring interpretation of specific map/graph examples.

This assessment explores global and local migration patterns. Students will answer MCQs based on statistical data and case studies, as well as formulate responses on migration impacts.

This assessment focuses on the factors affecting food security globally, including agricultural practices, trade policies, and climate change impacts, featuring multiple-choice questions and open-ended discussions.

This assessment covers the relationship between population growth and sustainability, with questions on its challenges. Students will answer MCQs and present arguments in open-ended questions.

Students will answer MCQs about the causes of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, followed by an open-ended question discussing the impact of these natural phenomena.

Students will quiz on the characteristics of various climate zones around the world with MCQs and an open-ended question that invites them to describe the climate of their own locality.

A multiple choice quiz testing knowledge on key theories, models, and terms related to human geography, development, and globalization.

Students will explore how technology is used to monitor tectonic activity through quizzes about various technological tools and their functions. An open-ended question will ask for opinions on future advancements.

This quiz will test students on the different types of plate boundaries and their characteristics through MCQs and an open-ended question that asks for examples of each type of boundary.

The focus will be on natural weather phenomena like storms and hurricanes through MCQs and an open-ended question on prevention and preparation strategies for severe weather events.

An evaluation task where students review a specific case study on a developing country and answer open-ended questions on development strategies and challenges faced.

Students will compare different geographic regions based on given datasets. This assessment includes MCQs for key concepts of comparative analysis and open-ended questions to justify their comparisons using geographic skills.

This assessment focuses on analyzing thematic maps, with MCQs on identifying types of thematic maps and open-ended tasks requiring students to explain trends and patterns shown on the map.

Students will answer questions on trends shaping the future of cities, emphasizing both MCQs and open-format questions.

In this assessment, students will examine how societies respond to volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, answering MCQs on past events and an open-ended question about improving disaster readiness.

Students will create a simple map based on given coordinates and specific features. The assessment will include MCQs on map-making principles and open-ended questions to explain their design choices.

Students will answer MCQs on how human activities influence climate change and write an open-ended response on what actions can be taken to mitigate these effects.

Students will use census data to answer questions about urban demographics, including multiple choice and open-ended formats.

Open-ended questions prompting students to analyze specific case studies related to water, food, and energy management strategies in various countries.

An assessment where students compare and contrast key development indicators of two different countries and discuss the implications of these differences.

In this assessment, students will learn about different fieldwork techniques used in collecting geographic data. MCQs will test knowledge of fieldwork methods while open-ended questions will ask students to describe a fieldwork project they could undertake.

This assessment aims to evaluate awareness of river pollution issues. Students will answer MCQs about causes of river pollution and provide open-ended solutions for conservation efforts.

Students will engage in a case study assessment where they research either a rainforest or desert ecosystem. This will include multiple-choice questions on their findings and open-ended responses presenting their analysis.

This assessment explores the connection between the water cycle and river systems. It includes MCQs and open-ended questions about the water cycle's stages and their relevance to river health.

This comprehensive review includes a variety of MCQs on different map skills covered in class, followed by open-ended questions where students synthesize information from multiple maps to support their answers.

This quiz will focus on identifying challenges faced by urban areas and proposing potential solutions, combining MCQs with open-ended responses.

This assessment will consist of MCQs on the use of GPS and satellite imagery in geography, paired with open-ended questions asking students to evaluate the benefits of these technologies in map interpretation.

A quiz assessing students' understanding of the definitions and key concepts related to globalization and development, including examples from various countries.

Assess students on how plate tectonics shape landscapes through a series of MCQs and an open-ended question requiring analysis of a specific landscape change.

Assessment on interpreting population pyramids and their implications for understanding demographics and migration. Students will tackle MCQs and interpret pyramid scenarios.

An assessment that challenges students to explore and propose sustainable practices in the management of water, food, and energy resources through MCQs and open-ended questions.

A quiz focusing on the different components of ecosystems found in rainforests and deserts, including flora, fauna, and climatic factors. Students will answer multiple-choice questions and provide open-ended responses about how these components interact.

A quiz focusing on the environmental impacts of urbanisation, with a mix of MCQs and open-ended questions.

This assessment will cover different atmospheric conditions and how to identify various weather patterns through MCQs and an open-ended question on the significance of weather in daily life.

This assessment features MCQs on seasonal changes in weather and an open-ended question prompting students to discuss the effects of seasons on living things.

This quiz includes multiple choice questions about interpreting various map symbols and scales, followed by open-ended questions that require students to analyze a given map and explain its features.

This assessment will evaluate students' understanding of how climate affects the ecosystems in rainforests and deserts. The quiz includes MCQs on climate factors and open-ended questions requiring explanations of these effects.

This assessment features questions covering the structure of food webs in rainforests and deserts. Students will engage with both MCQs and open-ended questions to illustrate the flow of energy in these ecosystems.

A multiple-choice and open-ended assessment covering key concepts in water resource management, such as the water cycle, conservation methods, and international water conflicts.

A survey-based task where students create and respond to questions regarding the perceived impacts of globalization in their own community.

The focus will be on global warming's effects on weather through MCQs and an open-ended question that challenges students to critique current trends and future implications.

Students will answer multiple choice questions related to safety measures for volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, along with an open-ended question about personal preparedness plans.

Focusing on the concept of climate change, this includes MCQs that cover major causes and effects as well as an open-ended question allowing students to express their opinions on climate action.

Students watch a documentary related to development and globalization, followed by questions that prompt reflection and analysis of the issues presented.

This assessment covers the tools and methods used in weather forecasting through MCQs and a practical open-ended question on how these tools help predict the weather.