OCR
GCE
Geology
H414/01: Fundamentals of geology
A Level
Merged Question Paper + Mark Scheme
Ace your Mocks!!!
, Oxford Cambridge and RSA
Tuesday 4 June 2024 – Morning
A Level Geology
H414/01 Fundamentals of geology
Time allowed: 2 hours 15 minutes
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INFORMATION
• The total mark for this paper is 110.
• The marks for each question are shown in brackets [ ].
• Quality of extended response will be assessed in questions marked with an asterisk (*).
• This document has 28 pages.
ADVICE
• Read each question carefully before you start your answer.
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3 The table shows the bulk composition of a sample from a chondritic meteorite that fell to Earth
in 1934.
Oxide Weight (%)
SiO2 39.1
Al 2O3 1.9
FeO 31.5
MgO 20.7
CaO 1.5
Others 5.3
Which layer of the Earth has a composition most similar to this meteorite?
A Continental crust
B Mantle
C Oceanic crust
D Outer core
Your answer [1]
4 The nebular hypothesis explains the formation of the Solar System.
What is the correct order of the formation of the Solar System according to this hypothesis?
Earliest event Latest event
A Giant nebula collapses Rotation decreases and Formation of planetesimals
protoplanetary disc forms
B Giant nebula collapses Rotation increases and Formation of planetesimals
protoplanetary disc forms
C Rotation decreases and Formation of planetesimals Giant nebula collapses
protoplanetary disc forms
D Rotation increases and Formation of planetesimals Giant nebula collapses
protoplanetary disc forms
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