Georgaphy

Question 1

Manager retreat.

Answer 1

Let the land behind flood on purpose.

Question 2

Spit

Answer 2

Made by longshore drift and wind pushes it along and curves around.
Mudflats form behind it.

Question 3

Hard engineering.

Answer 3

Made by people/man made structures and keep the beach as it is.
Groins stop long shore drift.
Seawalls.
Groins.
Rock armour.
Gaeleins.

Question 4

Soft engineering.

Answer 4

Use nature.
Using sand or plants.
Beach replenishment.
Sand moves again causing it to have to keep being replenished.
Beach re profiling.
Sand dunes they don’t fall over due to marram grass and plants being in them.

Question 5

Why is the demand for food changing in the uk?

Answer 5

Exotic food.
Get them imported.
More money the better food.
Seasonal food.
Summer strawberries fruit.
Winter no strawberries no fruit.
Organic food.
Grown with no pesticides.

Question 6

What is a food mile?

Answer 6

Distance the food has travelled.
Amount of greenhouse gas produced causing Carbon footprint.

Question 7

What is organic farming?

Answer 7

When the food does not have pesticides on.

Question 8

What is agra business?

Answer 8

Agra business is making money from farming.

Question 9

How does the demand for water vary across the uk?

Answer 9

The north and the west get loads of rain.
East and the south don’t get much.
Water pipes to transport water.

Question 10

Why has the demand for water increased?

Answer 10

Kitchen appliances.
Population.
Crops.

Question 11

What is ground water?
How is it being polluted?

Answer 11

Water under the ground.
Ground water will be polluted due to fertilisers and pesticides.

Question 12

What is a water transfer scheme?

Answer 12

Move it from an area of surplus to an area of deficit.
Surplus lots.
Deficit not much there.
Khielda water transfer scheme.

Question 13

How and why is the uk energy mix changing?

Answer 13

1990-coal then gone due to deindustrialision.
2014-renewable energy.
1990 no electricity and did not have the technology to do it.

Question 14

How are we exploiting energy in the uk?

Answer 14

Fracking.
Drill a hole into the ground put a pipe into the grown then put high power water and chemicals into it crack means frack.
Trees would have been there or deforested the area.
People may have lived there.
Drilling powerfully earthquakes.
Fracking can go wrong oil spill and oil leaks.
Animals habitats destroyed there.
Economic impact.
Sell trade it across the country’s.

Question 15

Environmental impacts.

Answer 15

Release co2.
Earthquakes.

Question 16

What is water insecurity?

Answer 16

Lack of water.

Question 17

Describe patterns of water.

Answer 17

China India Africa not have much.
How much the water has been used by people and the factories.

Question 18

Why has the water demand increased?

Answer 18

More people and factories.

Question 19

How does climate affect the water?

Answer 19

Evaporates.
Drought.
Hot climates water evaporates quicker.

Question 20

How does geology affect water supply?

Answer 20

Impermeable rock-no water soaked by rocks goes straight the river.
Permeable rock-absorbed by the rocks.
Filter and clean water from the ground.

Question 21

Grey water.
Pipes.

Answer 21

Grey water using used water.
Improve pipes(infrastructure).

Question 22

Water

Answer 22

Chlorea
Typhoid

Question 23

What is the the impact of water insecurity on food production and industrial output?

Answer 23

Factories use lots of water.

Question 24

What is the the impact of water insecurity on food production and industrial output?

Answer 24

Factories use lots of water.

Question 25

Water transfer scheme pros and cons.

Answer 25

Increased water.
Expensive to set up.