CGS 2023 S3 Hum(GY)(2260) EOY - Insert

1 This document consists of 6 printed pages and 1 blank page. [Turn over Class: Register No: Name: CRESCENT GIRLS’ SCHOOL SECONDARY THREE END-OF-YEAR EXAMINATION 2023 HUMANITIES Paper 2 Geography INSERT 2260/02 6 October 2023 1 hour 15 minutes READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST Write your name, register number and class on all the work you hand in. The Insert contains additional resources referred to in the questions.

2 Fig. 1.1 for Question 1

3 [Turn over Fig. 1.2 for Question 1 Heritage and gentrification: Is there a win-win for neighbourhoods? Kampong Glam. When Ms Hidayah Amin walks around her old neighbourhood of Kampong Glam, she does not hide her disappointment. To her, it “has no spirit anymore.” “Last time, this used to be a residential area. Today, it is just very sanitised and commercialised … just for tourists,” she shared in the current affairs programme, Talking Point. The former resident feels that despite conservation efforts since 1989 to preserve Kampong Glam’s heritage, the gentrification of the neighbourhood, with its restaurants, fashion boutiques and hipster cafes, has changed the area’s identity. Ms Hidayah feels this tension, especially with the loss of her old neighbourhood’s history. While the buildings have been conserved and a heritage trail provides information about significant spots, the stories behind many of the old pre-war shophouses and former residents are largely glossed over, she claims. However, others feel that the change is necessary. Said Mr Seah, co-founder of The Black Hole Group which operates food and beverage outlets and one hostel in Kampung Glam: “I think it (Kampong Glam) has modernised itself; there is no point keeping heritage for the sake of it until it becomes commercially irrelevant." Note: Gentrification happens when the original use of the neighbourhood is no longer viable and the original residents living in that area have all moved out, and new users and functions have moved in, making the area quite different.

4 Fig. 1.3 for Question 1 PM10 Levels at various urban neighbourhoods in Delhi

5 [Turn over Fig. 2.1 for Question 2 General Map of Madagascar Note: Prevailing means predominant.

6 Fig. 2.2 for Question 2 Elevation Map of Madagascar Note: Elevation refers to the height of a point on Earth’s surface above mean sea level.

7 [Turn over Blank Page Copyright Acknowledgements: Question 1 Fig. 1.1 © modified from https://tinyurl.com/cgs-2023-2279-EYE-Fig-1-1 Fig. 1.2 © modified from https://tinyurl.com/cgs-2023-2279-EYE-Fig-1-2 Fig. 1.3 © modified from https://tinyurl.com/cgs-2023-2279-EYE-Fig-1-3 Table 1.1 © https://tinyurl.com/cgs-2023-2279-EYE-Table1-1 Fig. 1.4 © own source Question 2 Fig. 2.1 © modified from https://tinyurl.com/cgs-2023-2279-EYE-Fig-2-1 Fig. 2.2 © modified from https://tinyurl.com/cgs-2023-2279-EYE-Fig-2-2 Fig. 2.3 © own source