WJEC Geology GL5 Natural Resources — Enlarged Print Resource Materials

Practise exclusively with the enlarged print booklets if you will use them in the examination. The pagination and figure numbering may differ from the standard version, so familiarity with the layout saves valuable examination time. The larger maps can make it easier to identify structural controls on mineralisation, such as the relationship between vein orientation and fault patterns. All geological analysis techniques apply identically to both print formats. Focus your revision on interpreting ore deposit geology, evaluating petroleum prospects from cross-section evidence, and reading borehole log data — the skills matter far more than the print size. When practising, annotate the resource booklets directly: mark up the five elements of a petroleum system on cross-sections, highlight mineralised zones on maps, and draw correlation lines between boreholes. This active engagement with the data mirrors what you should do in the examination.