Aisling McKean

It is, yeah, and it'll warm you up as well in terms of the different topics and kind of refresh your memory on a lot of what you're going to do in Section 2.

So Section 2 then is the essay section.

So there is...

a large variety of choice now on the paper for students, which is great, but definitely have some type of plan for yourself, I would say, going into that section.

It's kind of split into different categories.

So your questions, one to three there, is physical geography.

So that's your plate tectonics, your volcanoes, your earthquakes, your fault mountains, weather in the Burren, plate tectonics, all of that.

So you'll choose one of those.

And when you choose one of those questions, it'll be split into an A, B and a C.

So your A is worth 20 marks.

And then your B and your C is where you get into your SRPs then.

And that's where you'll be looking for your 15 SRPs per question.

So that's your physical.

Your questions four to six then are your regional geography.

So that's going to be your Paris Basin, the Mesa Giorno, Brazil or India.

It'll depend on what you've covered with your teacher there.

And that's exactly the same layout as well.

So 20 marks, 30 marks and 30 marks.

And your 20 mark question is

will be shorter questions.