CSEC Geography · May/June 2008 · Paper 2 · Question 2(d)
With the aid of FULLY annotated diagrams, explain how spits and tombolos are formed.
The mark scheme is shown once you've answered.
Practise this questionOther parts of this question
- 2(a)(i)State how many landslides were recorded in total.[1 mark]
- 2(a)(ii)Identify which rock type had the HIGHEST number of landslides.[1 mark]
- 2(a)(iii)Calculate the number of landslides per square kilometre on limestones.[1 mark]
- 2(a)(iv)State the number of landslides that occurred on the rock type with the SMALLEST area.[1 mark]
- 2(b)(i)Identify TWO landforms that are formed at plate boundaries.[2 marks]
- 2(b)(ii)Describe what happens at divergent and convergent plate boundaries.[6 marks]
- 2(c)Explain how and why the shape of the cross-section of a river valley differs in its upper and lower courses.[4 marks]
More practice: the rest of this paper · more Fluvial and Coastal Processes questions · all CSEC Geography past papers