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It clearly shows…
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the categorised data.
2
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The scale is…
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next to the data, so it easier to understand.
3
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It does not indicate the distance…
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between the sites, so it is difficult to put data into geographical context.
4
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Hypothesis refers to con…
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…trasting locations, but the data does not show where on the coastline it is located.
Geography
flashcards
Decks in class (60)
# Cards
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Natural hazards7
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Tectonic plates11
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Volcanoes and Earthquakes16
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Living with tectonic hazards5
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Global Atmospheric Circulation8
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Tropical storms33
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UK weather hazards7
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Climate change23
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Ecosystems7
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Tropical rainforest20
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Desertification6
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Coastal Weathering and Erosion6
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Coastal Landforms5
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Coastal Transportation and Deposition12
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Coastal management strategies8
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The river valley5
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Erosion, Transportation and Deposition8
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River landforms5
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River discharge and flooding8
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Hard vs Soft engineering4
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Changing Economic world30
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Haiti earthquake7
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Japan earthquake7
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Typhoon Hayian9
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Boscastle Flood8
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Epping Forest, UK9
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Amazon Rainforest10
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Western Desert, USA15
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Coastline realignment in Medmerry16
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River Severn8
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Dorset Coastline7
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River Thames4
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Urbanisation25
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Urban growth-Challenges and Opportunities6
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Lagos Nigeria25
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Makoko floating school8
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Sustainable urban living5
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UK cities7
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Change in UK Cities11
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London UK19
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London Opportunities and Challenges11
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East Village(Olympic Park)8
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Traffic congestion London7
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Kenya Tourism8
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Trans-National Corporations5
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Development in Nigeria12
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Shell in Nigeria12
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Aid in Nigeria6
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Economic development in the UK20
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Sustainable car industry in the UK6
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Food in the UK14
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Managing the UK's water6
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Energy in the UK16
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Global demand for water18
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China water transfer scheme12
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Sand dunes in Kenya5
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Scatter Graph6
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Pie chart5
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Bar Chart4
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Located Bar Graph3
