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AS GEOGRAPHY HYDROLOGY 4 QUESTIONS REVISION EROSIONAL LANDFORMS
2.
QUESTION 1 In which
part of a river’s course are erosional landforms predominantly found?
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ANSWER In the upper
course.
4.
QUESTION 2 What are
pot holes?
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ANSWER Small, circular depressions
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QUESTION 3 How are
they formed?
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ANSWER Abrasion during turbulent
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QUESTION 4 Name three
other erosional landforms.
9.
ANSWER Choose from: waterfalls,
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