it could do? tbh anything could come up, it's been so varied in the past years. If you are really stuck just try to remember names of case studies and then use educated guesses at figures eg there are gonna be many more deaths in an LEDC earthquake than MEDC. examiners won't mark you down for wrong figures so long as they are vaguely right (ie don't say 6 died when 75,000 did!). Good luck!

Reply 65

11ahf

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Original post by Ahahah191

Will earthquakes come as in case studies

Last year was earthquakes so probably not? Unless it's something to do with indirect impacts..
I'd look at volcanoes - i.e. Sakurajima vs. Mt. Nyiragongo.
My guess is that it'll be something on prediction.

Reply 66

Chittesh14

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Original post by ZiggyStarDust_

Ah I gotcha

thanks ~

I'd rather it be on coasts like the hard engineering or soft engineering - so much easier than remembering about bloody spits and lagoons lol

Reply 67

srmed

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Original post by 11ahf

Last year was earthquakes so probably not? Unless it's something to do with indirect impacts..
I'd look at volcanoes - i.e. Sakurajima vs. Mt. Nyiragongo.
My guess is that it'll be something on prediction.

Do you know how many died/were injured in Sakurajima?

Reply 68

11ahf

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Original post by srmed

Do you know how many died/were injured in Sakurajima?

I don't think there were any casualties! Main impacts of its eruptions are:
- ash settles on buildings, causing slight economic damage
- ash settles on plants, causing environmental damage
- acid rain damaged plants
- frequent eruptions damage the tourism industry

Reply 69

srmed

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Original post by 11ahf

I don't think there were any casualties! Main impacts of its eruptions are:
- ash settles on buildings, causing slight economic damage
- ash settles on plants, causing environmental damage
- acid rain damaged plants
- frequent eruptions damage the tourism industry

Yeah I was confused about that thank you!

Reply 70

username2281303

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Original post by Chittesh14

I'd rather it be on coasts like the hard engineering or soft engineering - so much easier than remembering about bloody spits and lagoons lol

Yeah, man. I totally agree.

Anyway good luck for the exam (-:

Reply 71

LNDNWASPS

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how is volcanos formed on destructive boundaries and if i got marpol and unclos wrong way rou nd do i get marks still

Reply 72

Speedbird129

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Original post by LNDNWASPS

how is volcanos formed on destructive boundaries and if i got marpol and unclos wrong way rou nd do i get marks still

I said it forms when the two plates collide with one another and the one which is denser subducts. By the way, what is marpol and unclos?

Reply 73

LNDNWASPS

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Original post by Speedbird129

I said it forms when the two plates collide with one another and the one which is denser subducts. By the way, what is marpol and unclos?

I said this the lighter continental plate subducts under the denser oceanic plate this melts allow magma to rise. At the detructive plate boundary composite volcanos are formed.
I said UNCLOS is pollution and marpol is oil pollution

Reply 74

Speedbird129

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Original post by LNDNWASPS

I said this the lighter continental plate subducts under the denser oceanic plate this melts allow magma to rise. At the detructive plate boundary composite volcanos are formed.
I said UNCLOS is pollution and marpol is oil pollution

I think the denser oceanic plate is forced under the continental plate and melts allowing magma to rise. Don't think I learnt what Unclos and Marpol was.

Reply 75

LNDNWASPS

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would i get some marks or not|?

Reply 76

LNDNWASPS

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also If i said carbon cycle i said plants take c02 for phtosynthesis and give out oxyegen and microbes feed on dead plants decyay releasing c02 is that right for regulation of air