GCSE Geography – Weekly Knowledge Practice 1

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GCSE Geography – Weekly Knowledge Practice 1 Landscapes of the UK What are the 4 types of erosion and the 4 types of transportation? How are headlands and bays formed?   People of the UK What does the UK import and export? What has happened to employment over the last 25 years in the UK? UK Environmental Threats What factors affect the UK’s weather? What were the physical causes of the 2014 flooding in Somerset? Ecosystems of the Planet Give 2 biotic and 2 abiotic aspects of an ecosystem. What is the climate like in tropical grasslands? People of the Planet What is HDI and how is it calculated? What do AC, EDC and LIDC stand for? Environmental Threats to the Planet Gives 2 pieces of evidence of past climate change. Name 3 greenhouse gases.