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  • 18-09-2010 7:37pm
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    Yahooaccount
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    Hi,
    I was just wondering if in physical geography, if you can only learn one type of mass movement really well, and then read over the other types? Or, in the exam, can they specify which one to explain, e.g., would it be 'explain a process of mass movement' or would it be 'explain the mass movement process of a slide'. Is it the same for rivers? Can you just learn one type of feature of river erosion, transportation and deposition? Thanks.


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    dambarude
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    You're expected to study one in detail (for long questions), and the others in lesser detail (enough to answer short questions and label diagrams).


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