Match the aspects in column A to their correct information in column B, using the letters and numbers.

1. Volcano matching Effusive volcanoes produce runny basaltic lava with low gas content, common at divergent boundaries and hotspots. a → I (Iceland: hotspot/divergent; East African Rift: divergent) (Note: Assuming standard pairs for b-e based on typical physical geography; explosive → subduction e.g. Andes/Cascades; cinder cone → Strombolian e.g. Parícutin; composite/central → subduction ring of fire; hotspot shields → Hawaii.) 1b. Two effects of lahars Lahars are volcanic mudflows mixing water with ash/debris. Effect 1: Destroy bridges, roads, and buildings by high-speed flow. Effect 2: Bury farmland, killing crops and livestock. Effects: infrastructure destruction; agricultural loss 2. Typical weather and climate (Note: No diagram provided; assuming standard identification e.g. rain, cloud, wind symbols.) Weather: short-term atmospheric conditions (hours/days). Climate: average weather over 30+ years. Difference: Weather varies daily (e.g. sudden rain); climate is long-term pattern (e.g. tropical wet). Weather vs climate: short-term vs long-term average. Diagram IDs (assumed): A - rain; B - wind; C - cloud; D - sun. 3. Landform descriptions (Note: OCR suggests volcanic rock/landforms from lava types.) i. Gentle/trap profiles of hard rock from mafic lava flows (low viscosity, extensive sheets) e.g. Deccan Traps/basalts. Mafic flood basalts/plateaus. ii. Steep profiles of hard rock from felsic lava flows and crystals (high viscosity, domes) e.g. rhyolite domes. Felsic lava domes. iii. (Assumed: formation site) At convergent/divergent boundaries where magma rises. Plate boundaries. iv. Tube-shaped landforms: lava tubes from pahoehoe flows. Lava tubes in basaltic regions. v. (Assumed: crater/caldera) Explosive vents. Calderas/volcanic craters. d. Two characteristics of Tropical Rainforest climate/vegetation Climate: Hot/wet (T > 25^, rainfall >2000\,mm/year, no dry season). Vegetation: Dense multilayer canopy, broadleaf evergreens, buttress roots, epiphytes. High rainfall \& temperature; multilayer evergreen forest. e. Three negative impacts of deforestation 1. Habitat loss → biodiversity decline (species extinction). 2. Soil erosion → nutrient loss, sedimentation in rivers. 3. Carbon release → global warming, disrupted water cycle. Impacts: biodiversity loss; soil erosion; climate change. 4. World outline map (Section C) 1. Two major groundfishing areas (bottom trawling for cod/haddock) in Northern Hemisphere: Grand Banks (off Newfoundland, Canada). North Sea (Europe: UK, Norway). Grand Banks; North Sea.