Outline the steps for a geographical study, including hypothesis, mapping, data collection, analysis, recommendations, conclusion, bibliography, and presentation.

Here are the steps for a geographical study as outlined in the document:

1. Formulate the hypothesis

   • Steps: 1
   • Marks: 5
   • Length: Statement

2. Mapping

   • Steps: 2
   • Marks: 14
   • Length: A4 size or smaller

3. Background information about the study area (Paragraph)

   • Steps: 3
   • Marks: 15
   • Length: Paragraph of EIGHT lines

4. Data collection (Primary and Secondary data sources) Attach copies/photos

   • Steps: 4
   • Marks: 20
   • Length: 75 to 100 words (Questionnaires, interviews, photographs, questionnaires, books)

5. Analysis and synthesis of data

   • Steps: 5
   • Marks: 10
   • Length: 300 to 400 words (Graphs/Tables)

6. Recommendations (5 marks) and Solutions (5 marks)

   • Steps: 6
   • Marks: 10
   • Length: Structured paragraph of approximately EIGHT lines

7. Conclusion (Accept or reject hypothesis)

   • Steps: 7
   • Marks: 10
   • Length: Paragraph approximately EIGHT lines

8. Bibliography

   • Steps: 8
   • Marks: 5
   • Length: At least 3 sources should be used

9. Cover page

   • Steps: 9
   • Marks: 5
   • Length: Picture/photo of the mapped area

10. Presentation

    • Steps: 10
    • Marks: 5

Total Marks: 100