topic 4 : what is flooding

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topic 4: the uk's evolving physical landscape

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define permeable

when water is able to seep through the material through the pore spaces.

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define impermeable

when water is not able to seep through the material as there is little or no space.

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3

heavy rainfall - physical or human?

physical

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4

loss of trees (deforestation) - physical or human?

human

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5

steep slopes - physical or human?

physical

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prolonged rainfall - physical or human?

physical

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soggy soil - physical or human?

physical

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8

tributaries running into the river - physical or human?

physical

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9

building on flood plains - physical or human?

human

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10

snowmelt - physical or human?

physical

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impermeable rocks - physical or human?

physical

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12

built up areas - physical or human?

human

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roads being built - physical or human?

human

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14

altering the course of rivers - physical or human?

human

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what is the most significant cause of flooding?

example structure: The most significant cause of flooding is _____ in my opinion because _____. It can more significant than _____ because _____.

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