Figure 2
☐ | A | east to west | |
☐ | B | north to south | |
☐ | C | south to north | |
☐ | D | west to east |
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Figure 2
☐ | A | east to west | |
☐ | B | north to south | |
☐ | C | south to north | |
☐ | D | west to east |
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Figure 2
☐ | A | A lost town near Flamborough Head. | |
☐ | B | A present town close to Bridlington. | |
☐ | C | A lost town near Spurn Head. | |
☐ | D | A present town close to Kilnsea. |
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Analyse Figure 4 which shows the amount of money spent on river and coastal flood defences in the UK, 2005–2015.
Figure 4
Assess the costs and benefits of future increases in spending on flood defences in the UK.
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ii) Identify which one of the following is most likely to result in rapid coastal erosion.
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Low wave energy and easily eroded rocks
High wave energy and easily eroded rocks
Low wave energy and resistant rocks
High wave energy and resistant rocks
iii) Explain one way in which hard engineering can reduce coastal erosion.
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Explain one reason why some coastlines are protected whilst others are not.
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Figure 2
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☐ | A | a long fetch across the Atlantic Ocean | |
☐ | B | soft rocks that are easily eroded | |
☐ | C | a short fetch across the North Sea | |
☐ | D | a period of very cold weather |
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