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ZIMSEC A-Level Geography

4Atmospheric Processes and Phenomena

Atmospheric Processes and Phenomena in ZIMSEC A-Level Geography: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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Overview

Form 5: energy budgets, the Earth-atmosphere energy budget, weather processes, air masses (with cyclones and anticyclones). Form 6: micro-climates, climate change, weather and climatic hazards. Examined in Paper 1.

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Lessons

  • Energy budgets: radiation, albedo and the greenhouse effect

    35 min

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  • Global energy transfers: cells, winds, jet streams and ocean currents

    40 min

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  • Atmospheric moisture, stability and precipitation

    40 min

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  • Air masses, cyclones and anticyclones

    40 min

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  • Microclimates: urban, coastal, slope and forest

    35 min

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  • Climate change governance, mitigation and adaptation

    45 min

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  • Evidence for and causes of climate change

    40 min

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  • Socio-economic impacts of climate change and human vulnerability

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  • Tropical cyclones: formation, hazards, impacts and management

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  • Weather and climatic hazards and their mitigation

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Sample question

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Atmospheric Processes and Phenomena: sample question

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Anticyclones usually bring more rain than depressions.

Is the statement true or false?

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