OCR GCSE GEOGRAPHY PAPER II: URBANISATION AND MIGRATION

6th June 2025, OCR GCSE GEOGRAPHY: GLOBAL URBANISATION AND MIGRATION: 2 hours

Happy Pride Month to trans-candidates! Identify yourself by drawing a rainbow, for a 10% bonus mark.

1. Plan five safer routes for the neurosurgeons, engineers, maths professors, witch doctors and Islamists currently risking the Calais-Dover one by crossing in rubber dinghies.

   Estimate how many of these enlighteners are needed daily, to ‘rub the Right’s noses in diversity’ and trigger rioting.

2. Explain why a return to serfdom is essential for the native English. How could subsistence farming hasten net-zero and further enrich Ed Miliband and Sir Ed Davey?

3. Discuss three benefits of Britain becoming a majority-world nation.

4. What are five essential planning features to consider for a tented community of newly arrived neurosurgeons, engineers and maths professors? Rank these in order of decreasing importance, remembering how ‘bushmeat’ is a required dietary component for Cyril Malwase.

5. Why should this community be safely distanced from middle-class progressives, on a council estate which voted Brexit and resents grooming gangs? Identify such a place in your local area.

FOR HIGHER-CANDIDATES

Draw a labelled diagram of its pub, with flat-roof and nativists fighting in the car-park.

Explain how allowing twenty ‘genuine Turkish barbers’ to open could address these issues of urban deprivation, using the Professor Ali Kafir-Killer (University of Rotherham) Principle that:

‘There is no limit to barbers English towns contains. My brother owns nightclubs Oxford’s Iffley Square; I studies Geography Balliol College, Cambridges’.

BONUS QUESTION: Would you encourage a nail-bar or a vape shop to open, completing this urban regeneration?

Explain you answer by reference to international drug dealing and money laundering, in the global economy.