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    MARKING SCHEMES

    GEOLOGY

    SUMMER2007

    Paper 1 Higher Tier

    Question Response Mark Sub

    mark

    Total

    1 (a) (i) correct label 1

    (ii) do not pass through the centre of the Earth/only in crust 1

    (iii) L waves (1)

    highest amplitude/biggest vibration (1) 2 4

    (b) (i) linear (1) along the fault (2) grouped (1) NW/SE (1) 2

    (ii) shallow 1

    (iii) 60-80 (1) SW(1) 2

    (iv) focus - actual origin /where earthquake begins /beneath 1

    epicentre - point on surface above focus 1(v) Conservative (accept transform fault) 1 8

    (c) Either

    2 ofimproved building; improved prediction; warning/evacuation;

    improved awareness statement (1 ) explanation for 2 marks

    Ordipping plane of earthquakes along Benioff zone where

    plate is subducted beneath continental plate.Friction

    between oceanic and continental plates. Opposing force of

    mantle at least 1 for description and 1 for explanation 4 4 16

    2 (a) (i) correct plot 1(ii) constructive (1) narrow base steep sides (1) layers of lava (1) 3

    (iii) Andesitic high viscosity and gas content. High gas content is

    Viscous lava traps gas. Blocks vent. Builds up pressure.

    Ash and lava produced by alternating explosive and effusive

    Basalt lava low viscosity and gas content

    Low viscosity lava runny so flows. Gas escapes

    Low gas content effusive. Credit all points and opposite

    Credit candidates who can contrast the two. 4 8

    (b) (i) arc/curved 1

    (ii) position of trench 1(iii) 300 mm 1

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    (iv) blown by wind 1

    (v) choking (2) gas poisoning (2) roof collapse due to weight of ash 2

    (vi) mud flow description (2) flooding (1) 2 8 16

    3 (a) (i) graptolites 1

    (ii) pyrites 1(iii) trace fossil (1) mould (1) cast (l) carbonisation (1) 4

    (iv) get less 1

    (v) one side of stipe (1) to both sides (1) back to one side (1)

    to inside (1) to both sides (1) to one side (1) 2

    (vi) change with time (1) changes are rapid (1) makes fossils easily

    identified (1) rapid evolution (2) 2 11

    (b) (i) G ripple marks H cross bedding J graded bedding K mud-cracks 4

    (ii) J/graded bedding 1

    (iii) mud (1) drying out (1) hot climate (1) evaporation (1)

    shallow water/desert/lake (1)shrinkage (1) infilled by sediment

    (1)

    3 8 19

    4 (a)

    (b) (i)

    (ii)

    (ii)

    (iii)

    (c) (i)(ii)

    (iii)

    (iv)

    breccia (1) limestone (1) conglomerate (1) halite (1)

    grains closer together/buried/pressure

    from water (1) dissolved elements (1) precipitated/crystallise in pore

    spaces ( 2) example of mineral (1)

    lower

    add to cement (1) roads (1) general building material/fill (1)

    screening/sievingdust; noise; blasting; eyesore; destruction of landscape;

    destruction of habitat; traffic; use of fossil fuels linked to global

    warming, pollution of water 2 explained statement only 1

    mark

    L advantage near road (1) near town (1)

    disadvantage permeable (1) contaminate aquifer (1) contaminate

    river (1)

    M advantage impermeable (1)

    Disadvantage no access (1) further away (1) AONB (1)

    Accept alternative valid answers

    4

    1

    2

    1

    1

    1

    4

    4

    4

    4

    1

    0

    1

    8

    5 (a) (i)

    (ii)

    (iii)

    (b) (i)

    (ii)

    (iii)

    (c)

    (d) (i)

    (ii)

    metamorphic (1) crystalline/interlocking (1) foliation (1)

    batholith (1) coarse (1) slow cooling (1)

    granite

    20-30

    correct arrows

    thrust (or reverse)

    NE-SW or 30or 210

    Caledonian

    folding (1) orthrust faulting (1) compression / crustal thickening (1)

    regional metamorphism (1) heat and pressure/crustal

    thickening/higher geothermal gradient (1)igneous intrusion (1) crustal melting/thickened crust/higher geothermal

    gradient (1)

    fold trend (1) all folded at same time by forces from NW and SE (1)

    evidence (1) explanation (1)

    3

    3

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    4

    7

    3

    1

    5 1

    6

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    6 (a) (i)

    (ii)

    (iii)

    (b) (i)

    (ii)

    (iii)

    (iv)

    (c)

    accurate plotting (3) line (1)

    44-48N

    450- 430Ma

    Tertiary

    radiometric dating

    basalt on top/superposition (2)

    baked margin underneath so basalt must be younger (2)opening of N Atlantic/constructive plate margin/seafloor spreading

    Either

    Freeze thaw(1) water (1) enters joints (1) freezes (1) expands (1)

    forces rocks apart (1) repeated (1)

    Or

    Acid rain (1) reacts with feldspar/mica (1) hydrolysis (1) quartz

    resistant (1) quartz forms sand (1) clay formed (1) clay and sand

    washed away (1) occurs along joints (1) salts in solution (1)

    4

    1

    1

    1

    1

    21

    4

    6

    5

    4 15