What were you investigating in Hull?

• How effective groynes were at preventing longshore drift.

• How the quality of life varied (was different) in different parts of the city.

• To see which area of Hull had newer cars.

Why did you chose Hull as an area to investigate? Select 2 answers.

• City is close by allowing us to collect data in a day.

• The city is a long distance away.

• The city offers what we need to investigate our question, an inner city area and suburbs.

What were the potential risks linked to your Hull enquiry?

• Strangers

• Weather - hot / cold.

• Traffic - dangerous to collect data nearby a road.

• Gangsta grannies

Getting hit by a car was a risk associated with the fieldwork, select the correct precautions to prevent this. Choose 3.

• Listen to instructions given by teachers

• Wear appropriate footwear

• Stick to pavements and clear paths

• When crossing the road, look both ways and only cross when clear.

How did you reduce the risk linked to traffic?

• We collected data in a safe location away from a road.

• We stayed as a group to be more easily seen.

• We stood in the middle of road to collect data.

What method was used to record the age of vehicles in a given area?

• Registration survey

• EQS

• Secondary data – Crime Statistics

• Photographs

What is a method?

• A way to present data

• A way in which to collect data

• A conclusion

• A photograph

What were the different methods we used to collect data to investigate how the quality of life varied across the city?

• We measured the height of groynes on each side.

• We conducted an environmental survey

• A registration survey

• A questionnaire

• We took photographs

What are the main strengths of the Environmental Quality Survey evaluation? Select 2

• Quick and easy way to collect lots of data on multiple variables (categories)

• Data is subjective and will vary from person to person

• Scores dependent on variable / categories being measured

• Scores can be added together to give a quantitative value for each area - this makes it easier to compare

We specifically chose three areas moving from Hull city centre outwards. What type of sampling is this?

• Stratified

• Systematic

• Random