1,396 free study cards across 4 topics, written to the AQA specification. Study them as flashcards or multiple choice, and rate each one Got it, Almost or Forgot.
Every card is tagged to a topic in the AQA GCSE Geography specification, so you can revise one topic at a time.
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What is beach nourishment?
Adding sand or shingle to an existing beach, usually dredged from the sea bed, to make it wider and higher.
A wider beach absorbs more wave energy and looks natural, but it must be repeated regularly as material continues to be eroded and moved.
How does channel straightening reduce flood risk?
Removing meanders creates a shorter, straighter channel, so water moves faster through the area.
This can increase flood risk further downstream, where the extra water arrives more quickly.
How is the UK connected to the wider world economically?
Through international trade, transport links such as major airports and the Channel Tunnel, and electronic communication.
These connections give the UK strong trade and cultural links with Europe, the Commonwealth and the rest of the world.
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