All case studies for A Level AQA Geography 2021 exam A+ Graded 100% Verified

All case studies for A Level AQA Geography 2021 exam A+ Graded 100% Verified Where is the Holderness Coast located ? ANSWER: North Yorkshire What are the Physical Process on the Holderness Coastline? ANSWER: Mechanical weathering example wetting and drying What does the landscape look like at Flamborough headland? ANSWER: chalk headland with sea erode causing wave cut platforms What does the landscape look like at Bridlington to Spurn Head? ANSWER: boulder cliff with lots of erosion last 5 km since roman times What does the landscape look like at Spurn Head? ANSWER: sandspit with mudflats and saltmarsh How much of the Holderness coast is protect with hard engineering? ANSWER: 11.4 km out of 61 km coastline What are example management strategies at Mapleton and price? ANSWER: two rock groynes and 500 m long revetment cost £2 million How is the gas terminal at Easington protected? ANSWER: Rock revetment span 1km What the negative revetment only spanning 1km? ANSWER: increase erosion in village of Easington of 700 poeple How much farm was lost near bridlington? ANSWER: 1 acre per year How much did this loss of land cost the farmer? ANSWER: £5,000 How did the government save money along Holderness Coastline? ANSWER: stopped protecting Spurn Head Lead to save money What soft engineering strategy that they are thinking of using on the Holderness coastline? ANSWER: managed retreat but they would have to relocate the caravan park How many countries does the amazon span? ANSWER: nine What percentage of the rainfall in the Amazon gets to the sea? ANSWER: 30% How much water is intercepted by the canopy in the amazon? ANSWER: 50% Which are reasons that people deforest the amazon? ANSWER: mining and cattle ranching How does deforestation affect the water cycle in the amazon? ANSWER: increase overland flow How much does the temperature need to increase by in the amazon to kill 85% of it? ANSWER: 4 degrees what is the predicted temperature increase by 2050? ANSWER: 2 to 3 degrees