Gcse Revision Jan 5th Form Unit 1 - Presentation Transcript
GCSE Revision January OCR ‘A’ Short answers by section Followed by solutions YOU WILL NEED PAPER AND A PEN
Earthquakes and Volcanoes
What T word is the science of studying earthquakes + volcanoes?
Which Volcano exploded in 1980?
Which earthquake moved in 1995?
How do we measure the intensity of earthquakes?
What is unusual about this scale?
Vo + Eq cont.
What are the four types of plate margins?
Which one creates fold mountains?
Which type is found off of the West coast of South America?
Give an example of the boundary which produces the most earhtquakes
Which case study of a plate margin is best to use in an examination and why?
Vo + Eq ANSWERS
Tectonics – must be spelt correctly
Mt St Helens 18 th May 0833
Kobe, Japan 17 th January 0546
The Richter scale [or Mercalli scale]
It is logarithmic [quite subjective]
Convergent, Divergent, Transform {+ Collision,}
Collision faults such as the Indo Australian plate
Convergent
San Andreas fault
Nazca plate subducting the Andes – lots to write about
Rivers
How does a drainage basin differ from a watershed?
List four types of precipitation
When water passes into the ground we call this –
What do you call the difference between peak discharge and rainfall?
A hydrograph with a short steep rising limb and high peak discharge will cause ……..
Rivers cont.
Rivers cont.
What are the four types of river transport?
Which bank on a bend is slowest and shallower?
What is needed in the geology of an area for a waterfall to form?
What happens to the abandoned meander when the meander neck breaks through?
Give 5 flood facts to support your Case Study
Rivers ANSWERS
Basin is the area drained, watershed the dividing line.
Rain, snow, sleet, hail, dew + frost
Infiltration
Lag time
Flooding
Traction, Saltation, Suspension, Solution
The inside
A different resistance to erosion [rock is not soft]
Stagnation, decay of plant material, gradual infill
1995 Rhine,
Flooding River Rhine
“ 5th January 1995
3x average rainfall for Switzerland
10.2M
Sunday Cologne
Sandbags – 8kg -> 12 kg wet 11,000
Estimate 10.65m high, 10.40 peak in afternoon
Drains in cities choked
Compact Soil, little veg. Arable farming
Deforestation
R. Maas in Well -> France, Belgium, Holland
No Dykes so used sand bags
Water rose, threatened the school
Evacuated, 50,000
Dyke sacrificed to save green house
Humans had reduced efficiency of storage areas
Dykes and embankments reduce local flooding but reduced local flooding
Flood surge takes 2 to 3 days, originally 5 days
Dykes much cheaper
Ophemart – Holland: tall dykes 50ha fertile farmland – 2 days after Cologne Tuesday afternoon evacuated 36 Hours – 500 cattle, maize + hay 3 tractors f hay, truck for maize, 9 Hours, arrived 2am Thursday morning 150,000 people evacuated Dykes held so only 4 days away Cost – transportation, refunded by government Calf hoofs – foot rot Less milk produced Cologne – by midnight level dropping Not just whole town Compensation difficult Financial [economic] Physical, Social - stress
Coasts
What is the main process of transportation?
Which two features/landforms are found at the bottom of cliffs?
List five words to sum up the sequence which produced Old Harry
Give an example of a spit, bar and tombolo
Which management scheme is a) most expensive b) most attractive
Coasts ANSWERS
Long Shore Drift
Wave cut platform and notch
Joint cave arch stack stump
Spit – Dawlish Warren or Hurst Castle, Bar – Slapton Ley, Tombolo – Chesil Beach
Promenade most expensive = sea wall
Soft options are the most attractive.
MULTIPLY BY 4 [60% = C]
Identify mistakes, cross reference to text book and LEARN
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