Exam Yr 7 Flashcards

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Countries in Great Britain

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England Scotland Wales

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Countries in United Kingdom 🇬🇧

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England, Wales, Scotland Northern Ireland

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Capital cities in Uk

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London, Belfast, Cardiff Edinburgh

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Islands in Uk

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Isle of Man, Orkney islands, Hebrides

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Major cities in Uk

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Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Birmingham, Leicester, Bristol

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What are spot heights

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Shown as a black dot with a number next to it on a map showing the exact height of a point on the map

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What is Layer contouring

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Areas of height are shown as bands of different colours there is always a key to show the height

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What are Contours

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They are lines drawn on a map joining places with the same height, most have their height marked on

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What is transpiration

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Transfer of water from plants into water vapour in the air

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What is surface runoff/water

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Transfer of water to sea over ground surface

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What is Ground water

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Transfer of water through the ground back to sea

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What is the watershed

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An area of highland forming the edge of a river basin

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What is to river basin

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An area of land drained by a river and its tributaries

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What is the mouth

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Where a river flows into a lake or sea

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What is the source

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Where the river begins

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What is the channel

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Where the river flows

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What is the confluence

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The point where two rivers meet

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What is a tributary

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A stream or small river flowing into a main river

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What is erosion

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The wearing away of rocks stones and soil

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What is deposition

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Deposition is the dropping of material when the river loses its energy after reaching flatter ground. It deposits the largest stones first followed by the smaller ones

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What is transportation

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Transportation is the movement of material, the more energy a river has, the larger the load it can carry

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What is a waterfall

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A steep fall of a river

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What is hard rock

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The layer of rock on top of soft rock in the waterfall

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What is the plunge pool

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The area where the water from the waterfall falls

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What is an overhang
An overhang is when the soft rock gets eroded leaving an overhang of hard rock in a waterfall
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What is a meander
A large curve or bend in a river
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Where is the fast flow in a meander
The fast flow is on the outside bend where erosion occurs and in the deep channel
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Where is the slow flow in a meander
The slow flow is in the inside Ben near the small beach and in the shallow channel
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What and where is our case study
It's the Australia 2010/11 floods in Queensland (north west of Australia)
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What is the watershed
An area of highland forming the edge of a river basin
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What is the river basin
An area of land drained by a river and its tributaries
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What is the mouth
Where a river flows into a lake or sea
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What is the source
Where the river begins
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What is the channel
Where the river flows
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What is the confluence
The point where two rivers meet
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What is a tributary
A stream or small river flowing into a main river
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What is erosion
The wearing away of rocks stones and soil
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What is deposition
Deposition is the dropping of material when the river loses its energy after reaching flatter ground. It deposits the largest stones first followed by the smaller ones
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What is transportation
Transportation is the movement of material, the more energy a river has, the larger the load it can carry
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What is a waterfall
A steep fall of a river
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What is hard rock
The layer of rock on top of soft rock in the waterfall
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What is the plunge pool
The area where the water from the waterfall falls
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What is an overhang
An overhang is when the soft rock gets eroded leaving an overhang of hard rock in a waterfall
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What is a meander
A large curve or bend in a river
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Where is the fast flow in a meander
The fast flow is on the outside bend where erosion occurs and in the deep channel
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Where is the slow flow in a meander
The slow flow is in the inside Ben near the small beach and in the shallow channel
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What and where is our case study
It's the Australia 2010/11 floods in Queensland (north east of Australia)
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What is Hydraulic action
The sheer force of water breaking the cliff face
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What is Attrition
When the rocks collide with each other getting smaller
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What is abrasion
When the rocks get carried by the water and they act like sandpaper wearing away the cliff
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What is corrosion
The chemical reaction between the sea and some rock types
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What is a beach
An area of sand, shingle or rock along a coast
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What is a spit
An extended stretch of beach stretching out to the sea and is joined to the mainland at one end
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What is a bar
When a spit joins one part of the main land to another
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What is The Holderness coast
Our erosion case study in Yorkshire where there is a lot of erosion along the coast
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Why is the Holderness coast vulnerable
The coast is made of softer Boulder clay which is easily eroded The beaches are narrow providing less protection from waves The coastal defences are further north making waves travel south to the coast
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Effects of Holderness coat erosion
``` Gas terminal at risk Businesses at risk People will loose their jobs Houses at risk of collapsing Property prices have plummeted 80,000m2 of farm land is lost every year ```
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What is suspension
Finer sand particles carried along with the flow of the river TIP💡 SUSpension Susan is a fine pensioner who gets carried
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What is Traction
Large boulders rolled along the river bed | TIP💡think of TRACTion in traction as a tractor, tractors are big and roll and long the floor
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What is saltation
Smaller pebbles are bounced along the river bed | TIP💡SALTation salt is small and bounces along the floor
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What is solution
Minerals dissolved in the water
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What are the 6 oceans
``` Arctic Ocean North Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Indian Ocean South Atlantic Ocean Southern ocean ```
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What are the 7 continents
``` Europe North America South America Africa Asia Australasia Antarctica ```
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Where are rainforests normally found
Near the equator
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What sort of weather do rainforests have
Rainy and high temperatures 🌦☀️🌧
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In which mountains is the source of the River Amazon
The Andes
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Name the layers of the rainforest
Emergents, canopy, under storey/canopy and forest floor
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Name the two features of the rainforest
Vines/lianas/canopy and buttress roots
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How are drip tip leaves adapted
The tip and waxy surfaces let the rain drip off so it doesn't damage the leaf