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Geography HL - Irish Landform?

murphp · 2011-06-05 20:52:58

For the question entitled: "Examine the processes that lead to the formation of any Irish landform of your choice." Can I use the Burren for this? Or is that a landscape? Do I have to use something like a waterfall instead? Could I use a karst surface feature? Could I use a feature in rivers like levees etc? Appreciate any…

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#32 06-06-2011 5:04pm

LittleMissLost

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Gavarn wrote: »

Yes that is basically what three gorges dam and mississippi are about!

Make sure you use an example of flood control (three gorges dam or whatever you done) and an example of Levees (Rhine or Mississippi) that you have studied.

I think we did the Rhine.. Is it enough to just *mention* an example?

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#33 06-06-2011 7:25pm

Gavarn

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LittleMissLost wrote: »

I think we did the Rhine.. Is it enough to just *mention* an example?

Yeah usually you'd get 2 marks for mentioning an example! If it said "Discuss how humans have interacted(whatever they say) with fluvial / river processes using an example you have studied." I would say that you would have to go into more detail and throw in a few figures etc

Good luck

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