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    1. GCSE Revision January OCR ‘A’ Short answers by section Followed by solutions YOU WILL NEED PAPER AND A PEN
    2. 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?
    3. 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?
    4. 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
    5. 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 ……..
    6. Rivers cont.
    7. 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
    8.  
    9. 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
    10. 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
    11. 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
    12. 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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