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What do study for Geography?

Samdublinn · 2014-05-17 11:50:46

I'm just wondering if anyone knows what we're supposed to study for geography? I'm looking at my book and doing rivers at the moment and there's landforms for each river stage... Do we need to know all the landforms for each river stage or just one, say waterfalls for youthful stage and one each for mature and old? If…

17-05-2014 12:50PM

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Samdublinn

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I'm just wondering if anyone knows what we're supposed to study for geography?

I'm looking at my book and doing rivers at the moment and there's landforms for each river stage... Do we need to know all the landforms for each river stage or just one, say waterfalls for youthful stage and one each for mature and old?

If anyone has a list of things needed to study that would be great too.

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#2 17-05-2014 02:35PM

IrishLassie26

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Usually they will ask describe with a labelled diagram :
a feature of river erosion/deposition e.g. waterfall or floodplain
a feature of sea erosion/deposition e.g. sea stack or beach

You need to know one feature under each of these headings and thats all you will be asked on rivers or the sea other than short questions

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#3 17-05-2014 03:32PM

Liordi

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Do heaps of short questions - if you get them all right, you've already passed - then you only need 70 marks out of 90 on the long questions for an A.

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