Question 1
The photograph illustrates the use of an outdoor site for different recreational activities.
I.
Identify the recreational activity using bicycles shown in the photograph.
[1]
II.
Identify the recreational activity undertaken on foot shown in the photograph.
[1]
Outline one way lighting recreational paths can increase opportunities for leisure.
[2]
Explain two reasons why increased leisure time does not always lead to increased participation in sporting activities.
[6]
Question 2
The graph illustrates contrasting trends in the volume of international tourism departures from India and Japan.
I.
Estimate the number of international tourism departures from India in 2019, in millions.
[1]
II.
Identify the first year shown in which international tourism departures from India exceeded those from Japan.
[1]
Outline one way rising household incomes could contribute to increasing international tourism departures.
[2]
I.
Explain one way gender can affect personal participation in sport.
[3]
II.
Explain one way stage in the lifecycle can affect personal participation in tourism.
[3]
Question 3
The graph illustrates how the number of international tourism departures can fluctuate over time.
I.
Identify the year shown with the lowest number of international tourism departures from Japan.
[1]
II.
Estimate the number of international tourism departures from Japan in 2012, in millions.
[1]
Outline one possible economic reason for a decline in international tourism departures from a high-income society.
[2]
Explain two ways personality can affect the choice of leisure activities, referring to one sporting activity and one touristic activity.
[6]
Question 4
The photograph illustrates how local infrastructure can support personal participation in outdoor recreation.
I.
State the destination indicated by the right-pointing fingerpost.
[1]
II.
State the distance printed on the right-pointing fingerpost, in metres.
[1]
Outline one way a smooth, hard path surface can encourage participation in outdoor recreation.
[2]
I.
Explain one way employment conditions can limit the leisure time available to workers.
[3]
II.
Explain one way commercialization can change the purpose of leisure activities.
[3]
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Question 5
Examine the reasons why leisure time has grown more rapidly in some societies than in others.
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Question 6
Examine how changes in working lives have influenced the purposes of leisure time.
[10]
Question 7
Evaluate the usefulness of cost as a basis for categorizing touristic and sporting activities.
[10]
Question 8
To what extent does economic development explain recent changes in leisure participation in two societies at contrasting stages of development?
[10]
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Question 9
To what extent is place of residence more important than affluence in determining personal participation in sports and tourism?
[10]
Question 10
Examine why people at the same stage in the lifecycle may differ in their participation in sports and tourism.
[10]
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