Sentence Structures Flashcards

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What’s the structure of a “Suggest” Question?

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PEE,
Point, Evidence, Explain.

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What’s the structure of a “To What Extent” Question?

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One way (method) is a good thing is…
This is goodbecause…
This helps because…
But!
One the other hand it isn’t good because…
And It causes…

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In a 9 Mark Question, What does PEBLT stand for?
(Can be used in the Allusive Suggest, and Illustrious 9 Mark Question.)

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Point,
Evidence,
Because,
Leading To,
Therefore.

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If I was to use a volcano as a case study, I’d use…

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Mount Etna, Stratovolcano in Italy.
Or
Villarrica, Volcano in Chile.

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Destructive Plate Margin,

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Boundary where 2 tectonic plates collide and one is forced beneath the other. EG: Composite Volcano

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Constructive Plate Margin,

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Boundary where 2 tectonic plates move apart, allowing magma to rise and create new crust, EG: Shield Volcano

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Describe Weather In A Low Pressure Environment,

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Atmospheric Condition with ascending air and cloud/stormy skies

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Describe Weather In A High Pressure Environment,

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Atmospheric Condition with descending air and clear skies

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How would you structure a 4 Mark Question?

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PLLL,
Point, Leads to, Leads to, Leads to.

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Estuary:

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A coastal body of water where freshwater from rivers and streams mixes with salt water from the ocean.

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Deposition:

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Process by which sediments, soil, and rocks are added to a landform or landmass.

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Hydraulic Action:

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Erosive Process of Water Wearing Away Rock and Soil, through the Force of Its moving particles.

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Attrition:

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Process by which rocks and pebbles in a river or stream collide and wear each other down,

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Abrasion:

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The process of rocks and sediment wearing away the bed and banks of a river or stream.

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Solution:

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The process by which water dissolves soluble minerals from rocks and carries them away.

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Discuss Sentence Structure:

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. .Advantages
Strategy: ==>
. .Disadvantages

17
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How are Composite Volcanoes Formed?

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Volcanoes formed by alternating layers of lava and ash, at destructive plate margins, High Viscosity Lava, Infrequently Explodes, Violent, Example: Mount Muji, Mount St. Helens

18
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How are Shield Volcanoes Formed?

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Volcanoes formed by thin layers of lava that spreads of a wide area, formed at constructive plate margins. Low Viscosity Lava, Frequently Explodes, Not As Violent As Composite Volcanoes, Example: Mauna Loa, Kilauea.

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How can Physical Factors effect flood risk?

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Vegetation: Absorbs water,
Impermeable Rock,
Heavy/Prolonged Precipitation,
Steep Valleys,