Physical Geography

Mourinho's_love

Quick question,

All I have prepared so far is

Rivers
and
GLaciers,

I know these really well, but do i need to learn the Sea as well?
How risky would it be to just do those two
(I do geography as an extra subject myself)

Bright Smile

DO THE SEA- DEFINETLY extremely important, im of the opinion it cld come up this year!

cessy

yeah i def wud do the sea but wat 25 mark questions have ye prepared for all i done is:
- the effect of groyne/jetty construction on an area far from the construction
is that enough?

randomfella

no.
stuff like coastal mangagement (more generally), rising sea levels, etc..

sarahg_angel69

do not go into higher level geography without learning coasts!!!!

Mourinho's_love

sarahg_angel69 wrote:

do not go into higher level geography without learning coasts!!!!

But it has never ever happened that either rivers or glaciers didnt come up

sarahg_angel69

dont go in witout coasts!!!! there appantly a physical qt on the o.s map.....high pos that it coasts!!! n coasts almost a dead cert for the physical sec!!

Mourinho's_love

sarahg_angel69 wrote:

dont go in witout coasts!!!! there appantly a physical qt on the o.s map.....high pos that it coasts!!! n coasts almost a dead cert for the physical sec!!

Ok is there anywhere where i can get notes on the coast, have the mentor red book , if you have it what pages should i study?
I do it myself as an extra subject yet am a bit clueless

sarahg_angel69

get the focus on geography revision book!!! der are past answers in that, that will cover u!!!

sarahg_angel69

o n great to see chelsea gettin crowned today!!!!!! cum on the blues

Mourinho's_love

sarahg_angel69 wrote:

get the focus on geography revision book!!! der are past answers in that, that will cover u!!!

Yeah sorry thats what I have what exactly should i study do i need to know all of it?
and yes go on the blues

randomfella

3 landforms. i'd go with 1.bays and headlands, 2. wave cut platform, 3. spit.

the first two are features of erosion, last is a feature of deposition. Remember DEEPD.

D-description
E-Example
E-Explanation
P-Processes
D-Diagram

As regards the part 2... maybe something on coastal management or as we got in the mocks, rising sea levels (i.e isostatic and eustatic..sp? movement)

Theres always next year for us reds.. Delighted chelsea got knocked out by the pool

MalefarmerAnn

Mourinho's_love wrote:

Quick question,

All I have prepared so far is

Rivers
and
GLaciers,

I know these really well, but do i need to learn the Sea as well?
How risky would it be to just do those two
(I do geography as an extra subject myself)

To be honest I would say you will be fine without the sea!,
one of the other two always comes up and its not like they will be mean with their last ever paper from this course, good luck!

shelleEire

everyone-- coasts is coming up. learn it. im 98.9% sure... just learn em. 3 features (of erosion and deposition) and human interference n that. i did a revision course a few months bk n our teacher was fairly certain. plus.. its the last yr of this course.. so they have to ask it. still learn rivers tho.. ud be mad not to.

Only Human

You can't be certain but It's brilliant to have for the O.S. You can use costal information in some of your O.S. map Answers as someone pointed out earlier.

Freak Of Nature

You really should do the Sea too, its tipped heavily to come up this year