EJC Prelim_H2_GEO_P2_Inserts

© EJC 2018 [Turn Over EUNOIA JUNIOR COLLEGE JC2 Preliminary Examination 2018 General Certificate of Education Advanced Level Higher 2 GEOGRAPHY Paper 2 Data Response Questions 9751/02 20 September 2018 3 hours Additional Materials The Insert contains all the resources referred to in the question paper. This document consists of 11 printed pages.

© EJC 2018 9751/02 2 Resource 1 for Question 1 Photos of Marina Bay area before and after development BEFORE: AFTER:

3 © EJC 2018 9751/02 Resource 2 for Question 1 Current land-use map of Marina Bay area

© EJC 2018 9751/02 4 Resource 3 for Question 1 Excerpt of survey questions crafted by the students 1. Do you agree with the following statements? Strongly Agree (5) Agree (4) Neutral (3) Disagree (2) Strongly Disagree (1) a) Marina Bay caters well to different groups of people. b) Marina Bay meets my needs as a resident living in Singapore c) Marina Bay is primarily serving the needs of expatriates. Resource 4 for Question 2 Global distribution of average annual solar radiation received on Earth’s surface

5 © EJC 2018 9751/02 Resource 5a for Question 2 Resource 5b for Question 2

© EJC 2018 9751/02 6 Resource 6 for Question 2 Bedload particle diameter and distance from the source of a river

7 © EJC 2018 9751/02 Resource 7 for Question 2 Drainage pattern of two drainage basins

© EJC 2018 9751/02 8 Resource 8 for Question 3 Nature of Foreign Direct Investment in Vietnam from 2012 to 2017 Resource 9 for Resource 3 Number of labour workers employed by Nike directly or indirectly world-wide

9 © EJC 2018 9751/02 Resource 10 for Question 3 Annual and hourly minimum wages of selected countries Resource 11 for Resource 3 Excerpt of an article on new laws in Vietnam to attract foreign investment FINANCIER WORLDWIDE: Vietnam seeks to attract more foreign investment with new laws. Published: Dec 2015 The Vietnamese authorities have confirmed the pr inciple of free enterprise in Vietnamese law - doing away with most foreign ownership restrictions in Vietnamese companies, reducing red tape in the foreign investment approval process and bringing corporate governance rules a step closer to international standards. The new laws contributed to the improvement of the business climate in Vietnam which in turn resulted in a sustained period of high economic growth. This new regulation was welcomed by many foreign investors as a ‘game changer’, expected to boost foreign capital inflows into the country’s stock market and improve its overall competitiveness. Vietnam thus became an Asian tiger and an attractive investment destination. However, the country is also facing new challe nges presented by the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) and a series of new free trade agreem