2.4 types of coast T2H

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• Leerjaar 2

Assignments 2.4

1, 2, 3

Finish the sentence:

If the river flows fast (1) happens.
If the river flows slowly (2) happens.

1. 1 = transportation 2 = deposition
2. 1 = deposition 2 = erosion
3. 1 = erosion 2 = transportation
4. 1 = erosion 2 = deposition

Look at the image. Rocks like this you'll find in the ............... of the river.

1. lower course
2. middle course
3. upper course

Look at the image. Where will an oxbow lake probably form soon?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4

Look at the image and complete the sentence:

The river ............ the river bank away.

1. eroded
2. transported
3. deposited

Which processes happened at letters A and B?

Erosion

Transportation

Deposition

A

B

Look at the image and complete the sentence:

The river ............ sand.

1. erodes
2. transports
3. deposits

The Rhine enters the Netherlands at 11 meters altitude. The Rhine leaves the Netherlands at sealevel. What is the fall of the Rhine in the Netherlands?

1. 200 kilometers
2. 10 meter
3. 11 meter
4. 11 meters per kilometer

Point A on a river is at 2000 meters altitude.
Point B on a river is at 1200m altitude.
The river from A to B is 100 kilometers long

Calculate the gradient

1. 800 meters per kilometer
2. 80 meters per kilometer
3. 8 meters per kilometer
4. 800 meters

What are 2 differences between an estuary and a delta?

C2.4: TYPES OF COASTS

You can explain how the height and strength of a wave is determined.

"Movement in a body of water, usually caused by wind blowing over the surface."

Height and strenght depend on three factors:

1. Wind force
2. Length of time that the wind blows
3. Distance travelled by waves

Destructive waves

Constructive waves

Sedimentary coast

Sedimentary coast

Coast where the waves leave more material behind than they take away.

Sand dunes in general

Sand dunes at the coast

Coastal deposition

Assignments 2.4

1, 2, 3

Read the text. Put the words in the correct places. 

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

deposited

erosion

transported

middle course

upper course

sediments

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