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Specification GEOG. Explore a topic, practise the skill, and see where to focus next.

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HKEAA · GEOG
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01Opportunities and Risks: Living in Hazard-prone Areas
Specification reference: C1

Global hazard belts broadly coincide with constructive, destructive and conservative plate boundaries. Plate movement builds stress or enables magma generation, although hotspot volcanism can occur within plates.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Opportunities and Risks: Living in Hazard-prone Areas without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

02Managing River and Coastal Environments
Specification reference: C2

Nourishment must be assessed through time against erosion, protection, environmental and financial objectives. A sediment budget shows whether replacement is sustainable or rapidly lost.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Managing River and Coastal Environments without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

03Changing Industrial Location
Specification reference: C3

Cross-boundary reform, lower land and labour costs, transport links and market access encouraged relocation into the Zhujiang Delta. Hong Kong retained coordinating, financial and producer-service roles in many networks.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Changing Industrial Location without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

04Building a Sustainable City
Specification reference: C4

Sustainability integrates environmental quality, social equity, economic viability and long-term resilience. It requires managing trade-offs rather than treating conservation and development as automatic opposites.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Building a Sustainable City without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

05Combating Famine and Food Shortage
Specification reference: C5

Famine reflects severe failure of food access and consumption, not only global supply. Conflict, poverty, prices, transport and governance can block entitlements to available food.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Combating Famine and Food Shortage without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

06Disappearing Green Canopy and Rainforest Deforestation
Specification reference: C6

Conservation creates global public benefits and may restrict development options locally. Finance, debt relief and deforestation-free supply chains can distribute responsibility more fairly if governed well.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Disappearing Green Canopy and Rainforest Deforestation without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

07Climate Change
Specification reference: C7

Solar, volcanic and ocean-atmosphere changes influence climate. Attribution studies test whether natural factors alone explain the magnitude and spatial fingerprint of observed warming.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Climate Change without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

08Dynamic Earth: The Building of Hong Kong
Specification reference: E1

Map overlays help test whether particular relief patterns coincide with granite, volcanic rocks, faults or other structures. Field and process evidence are still needed for causal explanation.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Dynamic Earth: The Building of Hong Kong without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

09Weather and Climate
Specification reference: E2

Transfers can improve reliability in receiving regions but redistribute environmental and social costs. Leakage reduction and efficient irrigation may complement supply expansion.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Weather and Climate without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

10Transport Development, Planning and Management
Specification reference: E3

Hong Kong connects regional production and global markets through sea, air, road and rail networks. Competition, capacity, cost and changing trade patterns affect its role.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Transport Development, Planning and Management without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

11Regional Study of Zhujiang (Pearl River) Delta
Specification reference: E4

Urban growth can surround older villages whose ownership, density and services differ from adjacent planned districts. These places may offer affordable housing but face redevelopment pressure.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Regional Study of Zhujiang (Pearl River) Delta without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

12Geographical Fieldwork, Enquiry and Spatial Data Skills
Specification reference: Fieldwork

A defensible conclusion synthesises primary and secondary evidence and links it to geographical processes. Evaluation explains how sampling, measurement and context affect certainty.

Watch for: Do not list causes, effects or strategies for Geographical Fieldwork, Enquiry and Spatial Data Skills without linking them. Use located evidence and make the final judgement answer the command word.

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HKEAA · HKDSE · Geography · GEOG

EDB update July 2022 with 2025 fieldwork notes; HKEAA revised 2027 framework

Source checked: 2026-07-30. The current official specification controls assessment requirements and option choices.

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LearningP currently maps 12 assessed areas for specification GEOG. The visible topic map below is derived from the verified route; the current official specification remains controlling.

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The verified source bank contains 125 original LearningP question records for this route. Every mapped area meets the current publication minimum and passed the latest blocker and review audit.

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