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Free Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Geography
Practice Paper

8 mixed-difficulty practice questions in the style of real Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE papers — answers, mark-scheme-style explanations, and the official exam structure all on one page.

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What the real Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Geography paper looks like

Paper 1
Objective and short-answer questions covering the breadth of the specification.
Paper 2
Structured and extended-response questions testing depth of understanding.
Total exam time varies by board and tier — typically 2.5 to 3.5 hours.
Grading: See the official board specification for the current grading scale.

Mini practice paper: 8 questions

Mixed-difficulty questions from across the Geography syllabus. Tap "Show answer" after each to check yourself.

Q1 · Difficulty 1/3

The growth in the share of people living in cities is:

  1. urbanisation
  2. counter-urbanisation
  3. suburbanisation only
  4. migration only
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✓ Answer: Aurbanisation
Urbanisation is the rising urban share.
Q2 · Difficulty 1/3

The wearing away of the land by water is:

  1. erosion
  2. deposition
  3. transportation only
  4. weathering only
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✓ Answer: Aerosion
Erosion wears away the land.
Q3 · Difficulty 1/3

Long-term warming due to human activity is:

  1. the water cycle
  2. global warming
  3. an ice age
  4. El Niño only
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✓ Answer: Bglobal warming
Human emissions drive global warming.
Q4 · Difficulty 2/3

The point on the surface above an earthquake's origin is the:

  1. epicentre
  2. focus
  3. fault
  4. crater
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✓ Answer: Aepicentre
The epicentre is above the focus.
Q5 · Difficulty 2/3

Preparing for weather hazards includes early warning and:

  1. ignoring forecasts
  2. building on floodplains
  3. removing defences
  4. evacuation planning
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✓ Answer: Devacuation planning
Warnings and evacuation reduce impacts.
Q6 · Difficulty 2/3

Informal, poor-quality housing in rapidly growing cities is a:

  1. squatter settlement (slum)
  2. suburb
  3. green belt
  4. CBD
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✓ Answer: Asquatter settlement (slum)
Rapid growth creates informal settlements.
Q7 · Difficulty 2/3

A country with high income and services is described as:

  1. least developed
  2. undeveloped
  3. more developed (HIC)
  4. less developed
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✓ Answer: Cmore developed (HIC)
HICs are more economically developed.
Q8 · Difficulty 2/3

A clear, testable statement to investigate is a:

  1. hypothesis
  2. conclusion
  3. bibliography
  4. sample
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✓ Answer: Ahypothesis
A hypothesis is tested in an enquiry.
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Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Geography FAQ

What does the Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Geography exam look like?
The Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Geography exam is structured across 2 components. Paper 1: Objective and short-answer questions covering the breadth of the specification. Paper 2: Structured and extended-response questions testing depth of understanding. Total exam time varies by board and tier — typically 2.5 to 3.5 hours.
Can I download a free Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Geography past paper?
Real Pearson Edexcel International past papers are published directly by Pearson Edexcel International on their official website. Kramizo doesn't redistribute copyrighted past papers, but we do generate free AI-written practice papers in the exact same style — same command words, same difficulty tier, same mark conventions. Use this practice paper as warm-up, then time yourself on official past papers before exam day.
How is Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Geography graded?
See the official board specification for the current grading scale. Kramizo's practice questions are tagged with difficulty 1-3 mapping roughly to the lower, middle, and top grade boundaries you'll encounter in the real exam.