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Rivers in Geography?

Shane · 2003-06-08 19:56:39

Is it wise to do a V-Shaped Valley as one of your features or is there not enough detail to get 20 marks?

08-06-2003 08:56PM

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Shane

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Is it wise to do a V-Shaped Valley as one of your features or is there not enough detail to get 20 marks?

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#2 08-06-2003 09:08PM

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IMO there is easily enogh detail once you do it under the heading
Describe (what it is)
Explain (how it's formed)
Diagram (can actually make up the points for you)
Example

i have a feeling though that a question asking for One River One Sea and One Glaciation feature will be asked

covers more of the course is more conservative like the tests have been so far and was asked in my moks

in which case only one Rivers feature will be needed and i would suggest Ox-bow lakes(meanders)

also this is a warning that this could come up so dont leave any of the three types of these out as they all could be asked in one Question

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