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The Water Cycle And Water Insecurity Exam Style Questions And Answers Describe how deforestation is affecting the Amazon basin - The amount of water  returning to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration is greatly reduced — from  75% to 25% of intercepted water. More precipitation enters the river by runoff.  Overland flow increases the amount of soil erosion. Huge quantities of soil are  entering the rivers and causing extensive silting. Mudslides are increasing in  frequency and sc...

The Water Cycle And Water Insecurity Exam Style Questions And Answers Describe how deforestation is affecting the Amazon basin - The amount of water returning to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration is greatly reduced — from 75% to 25% of intercepted water. More precipitation enters the river by runoff. Overland flow increases the amount of soil erosion. Huge quantities of soil are entering the rivers and causing extensive silting. Mudslides are increasing in frequency and scale. ...

The type of magma associated with oceanic hot spots - mafic Decompression melting in this setting forms a long, submarine ridge - divergent boundary When mafic magma rising from the mantel rises through this type of crust, it will form int-felsic magma - Continental crust Shield volcanoes may form here, when magma upwells from the asthenosphere - hot spot The type of magma that most commonly forms at subduction zones - int-felsic magma This tectonic setting can form an explosive caldera - ...

The Water Cycle And Water Insecurity Exam Style Questions And Answers Describe how deforestation is affecting the Amazon basin - The amount of water  returning to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration is greatly reduced — from  75% to 25% of intercepted water. More precipitation enters the river by runoff.  Overland flow increases the amount of soil erosion. Huge quantities of soil are  entering the rivers and causing extensive silting. Mudslides are increasing in  frequency and sc...

What is climate? - Precipitation, temperature, and biometric pressure measurements averaged over a period of years Prevailing global winds travel in the same direction independent of latitude: T or F - False Monsoon rains occur in places where the wind direction shifts seasonally, pulling warm moist air from the ocean onto land: T or F - True Ellison Creek Flood - Heavy rain fell over the Highline Burn Scar, sending floodwater and debri into and down Ellison Creek, to the Cold Springs swim...

The Water Cycle And Water Insecurity Exam Style Questions And Answers Describe how deforestation is affecting the Amazon basin - The amount of water  returning to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration is greatly reduced — from  75% to 25% of intercepted water. More precipitation enters the river by runoff.  Overland flow increases the amount of soil erosion. Huge quantities of soil are  entering the rivers and causing extensive silting. Mudslides are increasing in  frequency and sc...

KINZLI HYDROLOGY FINAL EXAM CONCEPTUAL STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION Hydrologic Cycle Components Precipitation Evaporation Transpiration Infiltration Groundwater Runoff Hydrologic Budget deltaS = P-(G+ F+E+R+T) "Pig Fart" Lifting Mechanisms Frontal Movements Orographic (movement over topographic features) Convection Point Precip Rainfall data recorded at a single point (from a rainfall guage) Areal Precip Combined point precip data to evaluate variability and rainfal...

Abrasion Correct Answer Water throws sand, shingle and cobbles at the base of the cliff, eroding the cliff or river bank. Sometimes called corrasion Abstracting (water from rivers) Correct Answer Taking water from rivers for people to use. Actual evapotranspiration Correct Answer The amount of water that leaves the drainage basin in the form of water vapour going back to the atmosphere. Afforestation Correct Answer Planting trees in areas which previously had no forests. Amelioration...

A-level GEOGRAPHY 7037/1 Paper 1 Physical Geography Mark scheme June 2023 Version: 1.0 Final *236A7037/1/MS* Mark schemes are prepared by the Lead Assessment Writer and considered, together with the relevant questions, by a panel of subject teachers. This mark scheme includes any amendments made at the standardisation events which all associates participate in and is the scheme which was used by them in this examination...

This resource is a full set of revision notes on the CCEA AS topic of rivers. It includes subtopics such as processes that shape fluvial environments, drainage basin processes above and below the surface, discharge and the storm hydrograph, river processes, factors affecting velocity in the river channel, erosion, transportation and deposition, hjulstrom curve, river landforms (waterfalls, rapids, pools, riffles, meanders, oxbow lake, floodplain, levees, delta), river management (channelistaion,...