Groynes Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Marking guidance Total marks 03 1 Using Figure 11, compare two features of destructive and constructive waves. Answers should state similarities or differences. Credit 1 mark for two separate statements on the same feature. E.g. Constructive waves are spilling whereas destructive waves are plunging (1) Destructive wave crests are close together but constructive crests are far apart/destructive waves have a shorter wavelength/Destructive waves are closer together (1) Constructive waves...

MANAGEMENT 1202 Eng Geo_3 QUASTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH 100% SATISFACTORY ANSWERS PART A In general, igneous rocks: A. form at relatively high temperatures B. form by crystallization of solids from a liquid C. form at high and low pressures D. all of the above Metamorphic rocks are changed rocks. Which of the following rock types could be the "parent" of a metamorphic rock? A. sedimentary B. igneous C. metamorphic D. 1. a) 5.5 b) 5.8 c) 5.1 d) 5.2 2. Flat-...

MANAGEMENT 1202 Eng Geo_3 QUASTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH 100% PLEASANT ANSWERS PART A In general, igneous rocks: A. form at relatively high temperatures B. form by crystallization of solids from a liquid C. form at high and low pressures D. all of the above Metamorphic rocks are changed rocks. Which of the following rock types could be the "parent" of a metamorphic rock? A. sedimentary B. igneous C. metamorphic D. 1. The approximate density of the earth is a) 5.5 b...

I got a 7 for IB Geography HL 2019 Nov Session and topped the cohort for my prelim results! This is a summary based off the renewed 2019 syllabus. - Chapter: Oceans and Coasts - Sub chapters: 1. Ocean-atmosphere interactions - how physical processes link Earth’s atmospheric and ocean systems 2. Interactions between oceans and coastal places 3. Managing coastal margins Answers to the syllabus are written in bullet form to make understanding easy. Diagrams are used when appropriate. Case studi...

Case study of the Holderness Coast suitable for A level and GCSE. Covers the Impacts and Protection on the coast as well as the management. Download to view second page for free