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It manages the effects of visitors by reducing soil erosion and protecting vegetation on routes that receive heavy use."}]},{"id":"89ca07b8-48d7-4295-9f02-766b9afe6ada","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why use visitor zoning in a National Park?","back":"It allows access while reducing disturbance in sensitive areas.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It allows access while reducing disturbance in sensitive areas.","correct":true,"explanation":"Zoning directs different activities to suitable areas. This allows visitors to enjoy the National Park while limiting noise, trampling and other disturbance in habitats that are especially vulnerable."},{"text":"It prevents access while reducing disturbance in sensitive areas.","correct":false,"explanation":"Some sensitive zones may have restricted access, but zoning does not aim to prevent access throughout the National Park. It allows access overall while reducing disturbance in vulnerable locations."},{"text":"It allows access while increasing disturbance in sensitive areas.","correct":false,"explanation":"Increasing disturbance would undermine the purpose of zoning. Zoning allows access while directing visitors away from or limiting activity in sensitive areas to reduce environmental damage."},{"text":"It allows development while reducing disturbance in sensitive areas.","correct":false,"explanation":"Visitor zoning manages recreational access and activities, not simply development. Its purpose is to allow access while reducing disturbance in sensitive areas of the National Park."}]},{"id":"78224ea6-4505-4725-8a1f-061261cbabe8","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Sustainable development meets present needs without damaging the ability of [ ] to meet theirs.","back":"Sustainable development meets present needs without damaging the ability of future generations to meet theirs.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"future generations","correct":true,"explanation":"Sustainable development considers long-term consequences. It allows people today to meet their needs while preserving resources and environmental quality so future generations can meet their own needs."},{"text":"past generations","correct":false,"explanation":"Past generations cannot have their future needs protected because they have already lived. Sustainable development looks ahead and protects the ability of future generations to meet their needs."},{"text":"current visitors","correct":false,"explanation":"Current visitors are part of present needs, not the future group described in the definition. Sustainable development avoids damaging resources needed by future generations."},{"text":"local businesses","correct":false,"explanation":"Local businesses may benefit from sustainable development, but they are not the group named in this definition. The principle focuses on protecting opportunities and resources for future generations."}]},{"id":"a80dea0e-3f67-4ab6-be3d-be1902c4877f","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"In the Lake District, what tourism pressure can reduce housing affordability?","back":"More second homes and holiday lets.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"More second homes and holiday lets.","correct":true,"explanation":"Second homes and holiday lets reduce the supply of permanent housing available to local people, increasing competition and pushing house prices and rents higher."},{"text":"More local jobs and year-round shops.","correct":false,"explanation":"These may support local communities rather than directly reducing affordability. The tourism pressure is more second homes and holiday lets, which remove properties from the permanent housing market."},{"text":"More walking routes and visitor centres.","correct":false,"explanation":"These facilities can increase visitor numbers but do not directly remove homes from the local market. More second homes and holiday lets reduce housing availability and affordability."},{"text":"More farmland and public transport.","correct":false,"explanation":"Farmland and public transport are not the tourism-related cause of unaffordable housing. The key pressure is the conversion of homes into second homes and holiday lets."}]},{"id":"3c264118-e782-4bc7-aaee-0eda1da90707","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Which Lake District programme repairs eroded footpaths?","back":"Fix the Fells.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Fix the Fells.","correct":true,"explanation":"Fix the Fells is a Lake District programme that repairs and maintains eroded paths, helping to manage damage caused by large numbers of walkers."},{"text":"Flood Action Campaign.","correct":false,"explanation":"This is not the programme responsible for repairing eroded Lake District footpaths. The correct programme is Fix the Fells, which focuses specifically on path erosion."},{"text":"National Parks Access Scheme.","correct":false,"explanation":"This sounds related to countryside access but is not the Lake District footpath-repair programme. Fix the Fells repairs erosion caused by recreational pressure."},{"text":"Lake District Tourism Partnership.","correct":false,"explanation":"A tourism partnership would promote or coordinate tourism rather than specifically repair eroded paths. Fix the Fells is the named footpath-management programme."}]},{"id":"97164cac-472f-4038-b288-7c3ca6a38335","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Flood risk combines the [ ] with the [ ].","back":"Flood risk combines the chance of flooding with the likely impacts.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Flood risk combines the chance of flooding with the likely impacts.","correct":true,"explanation":"Flood risk considers both probability and consequence: it is the chance that flooding will occur combined with the likely impacts on people, property and infrastructure."},{"text":"Flood risk combines the severity of rainfall with the height of river banks.","correct":false,"explanation":"Rainfall severity and river-bank height can influence flooding, but they do not define risk by themselves. Risk combines the chance of flooding with its likely impacts."},{"text":"Flood risk combines the number of rivers with the amount of rainfall.","correct":false,"explanation":"These are physical factors that may affect flood likelihood, not the full meaning of risk. Flood risk combines the chance of flooding with the likely impacts."},{"text":"Flood risk combines the duration of flooding with the speed of river flow.","correct":false,"explanation":"Flood duration and river speed may affect damage, but they are not the two parts of the definition. The correct combination is chance of flooding and likely impacts."}]},{"id":"3734779e-43c4-4497-bc62-bc39b279b589","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"When does a river flood occur?","back":"When discharge exceeds channel capacity and water spills onto the floodplain.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"When discharge exceeds channel capacity and water spills onto the floodplain.","correct":true,"explanation":"A river floods when the volume of water passing downstream, called discharge, becomes greater than the channel can contain, causing water to spread onto the floodplain."},{"text":"When rainfall exceeds annual average and water remains inside the channel.","correct":false,"explanation":"Above-average rainfall does not always cause flooding, and water remaining inside the channel is not a flood. 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Low pressure raises sea level temporarily.
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Low pressure raises sea level temporarily.
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High pressure raises sea level temporarily.
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Low pressure raises sea level temporarily.
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High pressure lowers sea level temporarily.
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In fact, warmer air can hold more water vapour, providing more moisture for intense rainfall."},{"text":"Colder air holds more moisture.","correct":false,"explanation":"Cold air has a lower capacity for water vapour than warm air. Climate change can intensify rainfall because warmer air holds more moisture before condensation."},{"text":"Warmer air prevents condensation.","correct":false,"explanation":"Warm air does not prevent condensation; rising or cooling air can still condense and produce rain. Its greater moisture-holding capacity can make resulting rainfall heavier."}]},{"id":"e980712d-00a0-4b1f-9181-447dfe97e317","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"[ ] uses built structures; [ ] works more with natural processes.","back":"Hard engineering uses built structures; soft engineering works more with natural processes.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Hard engineering uses built structures; soft engineering works more with natural processes.","correct":true,"explanation":"Hard engineering uses physical structures such as embankments or barriers, whereas soft engineering works with natural processes to reduce hazards more sustainably."},{"text":"Soft engineering uses built structures; hard engineering works more with natural processes.","correct":false,"explanation":"The two approaches have been reversed. Hard engineering relies on built structures, while soft engineering works more closely with natural processes."},{"text":"Hard engineering works more with natural processes; soft engineering uses built structures.","correct":false,"explanation":"This incorrectly assigns each method’s characteristic to the other. Built structures are associated with hard engineering; natural processes are more central to soft engineering."},{"text":"Soft engineering uses built structures; soft engineering works more with natural processes.","correct":false,"explanation":"The first term is wrong and repeats the same method. Hard engineering uses built structures, while soft engineering works more with natural processes."}]},{"id":"6bb5aeff-194f-4ddb-9bc7-148e7ca9f05d","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"A river [ ] is the area drained by a river and its tributaries.","back":"A river catchment is the area drained by a river and its tributaries.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"catchment","correct":true,"explanation":"A river catchment is the area from which water drains into a river and its tributaries, usually bounded by higher land called the watershed."},{"text":"tributary","correct":false,"explanation":"A tributary is a smaller river or stream that flows into a larger river, not the whole area drained by the river system. The correct term is catchment."},{"text":"floodplain","correct":false,"explanation":"A floodplain is the relatively flat land beside a river that may flood. It is only part of the wider area drained by the river, called the catchment."},{"text":"water table","correct":false,"explanation":"The water table is the upper level of groundwater beneath the surface. It does not describe the land area drained by a river and its tributaries, which is the catchment."}]},{"id":"8a9f8473-0ee3-43fe-8ebc-42be89684b62","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How does floodplain zoning reduce river flood risk?","back":"It keeps housing off high-risk land, using it for lower-risk uses.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It keeps housing off high-risk land, using it for lower-risk uses.","correct":true,"explanation":"Floodplain zoning directs vulnerable developments such as housing away from areas with a high probability of flooding, reserving them for less vulnerable uses such as parks."},{"text":"It puts housing on high-risk land, protecting it with raised foundations.","correct":false,"explanation":"Building housing on high-risk land increases exposure to floodwater rather than reducing it. Floodplain zoning keeps housing away from these areas and assigns them lower-risk uses."},{"text":"It makes river channels deeper, using them to hold more water.","correct":false,"explanation":"Deepening a river channel is an engineering strategy, not floodplain zoning. Zoning reduces risk by preventing housing from being built on land most likely to flood."},{"text":"It allows building across floodplains, using land more intensively.","correct":false,"explanation":"Increasing development on floodplains creates impermeable surfaces and places more property at risk. Zoning instead keeps housing off high-risk land and uses it less vulnerably."}]},{"id":"460293eb-4324-4ebe-9682-4826967839f9","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How does afforestation help reduce flood risk?","back":"Trees intercept rainfall and slow runoff.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Trees intercept rainfall and slow runoff.","correct":true,"explanation":"Tree canopies intercept precipitation, while roots and leaf litter encourage infiltration. This delays water reaching channels and reduces the height of peak river discharge."},{"text":"Trees evaporate rainfall and stop infiltration.","correct":false,"explanation":"Afforestation does not make rainfall evaporate immediately. Trees intercept some precipitation and increase infiltration, which slows surface runoff into the drainage system."},{"text":"Trees seal the soil and speed runoff.","correct":false,"explanation":"Tree roots generally improve soil structure and infiltration rather than sealing the ground. Afforestation reduces flood risk because interception and infiltration slow runoff."},{"text":"Trees remove vegetation and increase runoff.","correct":false,"explanation":"Removing vegetation is deforestation and usually increases rapid surface runoff. Afforestation adds trees whose canopies intercept rainfall and whose roots help water infiltrate."}]},{"id":"d38e8825-71b2-4466-a508-fa16869b5642","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Which UK river example used slow-the-flow measures to reduce peak flows?","back":"Pickering, North Yorkshire.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Pickering, North Yorkshire.","correct":true,"explanation":"Pickering used natural flood management measures, including woody debris dams and tree planting, to slow water movement and reduce peak flows reaching the town."},{"text":"Boscastle, Cornwall.","correct":false,"explanation":"Boscastle is widely studied for its destructive 2004 flash flood and later engineering works. The slow-the-flow example using natural measures is Pickering in North Yorkshire."},{"text":"Banbury, Oxfordshire.","correct":false,"explanation":"Banbury’s flood alleviation scheme mainly involved engineered storage and defences rather than the named slow-the-flow case study. That example is Pickering in North Yorkshire."},{"text":"Cockermouth, Cumbria.","correct":false,"explanation":"Cockermouth is associated with severe flooding and flood-defence improvements, but it is not the specified slow-the-flow example. The scheme was implemented around Pickering, North Yorkshire."}]},{"id":"5547fa2d-9540-41e4-ad9f-16d79d15f664","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What do Shoreline Management Plans set?","back":"Long-term management policies for stretches of coastline.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Long-term management policies for stretches of coastline.","correct":true,"explanation":"Shoreline Management Plans provide strategic, long-term policies for managing particular coastal sections, choosing approaches such as holding the line, managed realignment or no active intervention."},{"text":"Daily tidal forecasts for stretches of coastline.","correct":false,"explanation":"Daily tide times are provided by tide tables and forecasts, not Shoreline Management Plans. These plans establish long-term policies for managing erosion and flood risk along coastal stretches."},{"text":"Short-term evacuation plans for stretches of coastline.","correct":false,"explanation":"Short-term evacuation procedures are part of emergency planning rather than shoreline management. Shoreline Management Plans determine long-term coastal policies for defined lengths of coast."},{"text":"New building permissions for stretches of coastline.","correct":false,"explanation":"Individual planning decisions may consider coastal policy, but Shoreline Management Plans do not grant building permission. They set long-term management policies for stretches of coastline."}]},{"id":"d28c88f7-a788-4338-bd60-84ab0aa7feed","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Under managed realignment, what is deliberately allowed inland?","back":"Controlled flooding or erosion.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Controlled flooding or erosion.","correct":true,"explanation":"Managed realignment moves or breaches existing defences so selected land can flood or erode in a controlled way, often creating salt marsh that absorbs wave energy."},{"text":"Controlled housing or industry.","correct":false,"explanation":"Managed realignment does not deliberately encourage inland housing because that would increase exposure to coastal hazards. It permits controlled flooding or erosion of selected land."},{"text":"Controlled tourism or recreation.","correct":false,"explanation":"Tourism and recreation may occur in coastal areas, but they are not what managed realignment deliberately permits inland. The strategy allows controlled flooding or erosion."},{"text":"Controlled deposition or dune growth.","correct":false,"explanation":"Deposition and dune growth are natural coastal processes but are not the defining inland allowance. Managed realignment deliberately permits controlled flooding or erosion behind former defences."}]},{"id":"77c05c66-bc57-4ff3-b1f7-0a0b7430b606","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What coastal process do groynes trap sediment from?","back":"Longshore drift.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Longshore drift.","correct":true,"explanation":"Groynes interrupt longshore drift, trapping beach sediment as it moves along the coast. The wider beach then absorbs more wave energy and reduces erosion."},{"text":"Hydraulic action.","correct":false,"explanation":"Hydraulic action erodes cliffs when waves compress air in cracks; it does not transport the sediment trapped by groynes. Groynes interrupt longshore drift."},{"text":"Coastal attrition.","correct":false,"explanation":"Attrition makes transported rocks smaller and rounder through collisions, but it is not the transport process blocked by groynes. Groynes trap sediment carried by longshore drift."},{"text":"Coastal solution.","correct":false,"explanation":"Solution dissolves soluble coastal rock rather than moving beach sediment alongshore. Groynes trap material transported along the beach by longshore drift."}]},{"id":"91528788-6f0d-48af-94ab-724e3a8fd3ca","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Which West Sussex example used managed realignment?","back":"Medmerry.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Medmerry.","correct":true,"explanation":"At Medmerry, a new inland embankment was constructed and the old sea defences were breached, allowing controlled flooding and creating intertidal habitat."},{"text":"Mappleton.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mappleton is an East Yorkshire hard-engineering example where rock groynes and revetments protect the village and road. West Sussex’s managed realignment example is Medmerry."},{"text":"Lyme Regis.","correct":false,"explanation":"Lyme Regis in Dorset used extensive hard engineering and slope stabilisation rather than the specified managed realignment scheme. The West Sussex example is Medmerry."},{"text":"Dawlish.","correct":false,"explanation":"Dawlish in Devon is associated with sea walls and railway protection, not this West Sussex managed realignment project. The named example is Medmerry."}]},{"id":"bc8e1cb7-ca1d-49dc-b93d-9e3cae78badd","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"How is a benefit-cost ratio calculated?","back":"Estimated benefits ÷ estimated costs.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Estimated benefits ÷ estimated costs.","correct":true,"explanation":"Dividing the estimated monetary benefits by the estimated costs shows how much benefit is expected for each unit of spending. A ratio above one indicates benefits exceed costs."},{"text":"Estimated costs ÷ estimated benefits.","correct":false,"explanation":"Reversing the division produces a cost-benefit ratio, not a benefit-cost ratio. The required calculation divides estimated benefits by estimated costs."},{"text":"Estimated benefits − estimated costs.","correct":false,"explanation":"Subtracting costs from benefits gives estimated net benefit rather than a ratio. A benefit-cost ratio is calculated by dividing estimated benefits by estimated costs."},{"text":"Estimated benefits + estimated costs.","correct":false,"explanation":"Adding benefits and costs gives total monetary value and does not compare returns with spending. The ratio requires estimated benefits divided by estimated costs."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-18","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"The UK's landscape challenges","title":"The UK's landscape challenges Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/gcse/geography/edexcel/a/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L38"}]}],"topicId":"3027000d-fe1f-5247-94ce-dcb0ac322411","walled":"$L39"}],"$L3a","$L3b"]