Lesson 2B.10
2B.10 Impacts of coastal recession and flooding Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 3
20 questions
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Lesson 2B.10, Impacts of coastal recession and flooding: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel Geography (9GE0), Unit 3: Topic 2B: Coastal Landscapes and Change, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which of the following is classified as a social loss caused by coastal recession?
- Loss of livelihood
- Business property loss
- Infrastructure damage
- Agricultural land loss
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Which of the following is an economic loss caused by coastal recession?
- Loss of livelihood
- Agricultural land loss
- Household relocation
- Reduced amenity value
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What name is given to someone forced to move due to coastal flooding?
- Economic migrant
- Environmental refugee
- Seasonal tourist
- Internal asylum seeker
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Which term describes a social loss involving reduced recreational and aesthetic coastal enjoyment?
- Amenity value loss
- Infrastructure damage
- Loss of livelihood
- Agricultural land loss
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Where are the economic and social impacts of coastal recession typically most significant?
- Rural nature reserves
- Deep offshore waters
- Unpopulated cliff tops
- Dense coastal developments
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Which factor contributes most to severe coastal flood consequences in developing nations?
- Lower tidal ranges
- Denser coral reefs
- Limited financial resources
- Higher wave energy
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A coastal farm is permanently submerged by rising sea levels. Which economic loss is this?
- Household relocation
- Community network loss
- Amenity value loss
- Agricultural land loss
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Climate change creates environmental refugees primarily through which coastal impact?
- Reduced wave action
- Permanent land submergence
- Increased cliff stabilisation
- Expanded dune systems
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What social impact directly results when coastal homes are destroyed by cliff recession?
- Business tax cuts
- Increased crop yields
- Reduced sea temperatures
- Household relocation
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Why are social losses from coastal recession often harder to calculate than economic losses?
- Intangible human impacts
- Standardised repair costs
- Higher financial value
- Fixed land prices
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Why do economic losses from coastal recession vary significantly between different locations?
- Constant global tides
- Uniform wave height
- Equal land values
- Unequal development density
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Coastal flooding causes severe economic losses in developed countries mainly through damage to what?
- Tropical coral reefs
- Subsistence crops
- High-value infrastructure
- Informal settlements
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Why does each metre of cliff recession cause higher losses in densely populated areas?
- Greater asset exposure
- Stronger prevailing winds
- Softer cliff geology
- Higher tidal ranges
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What is the main human consequence when low-lying island nations become completely uninhabitable?
- Environmental refugees
- Agricultural expansion
- Increased tourism
- Economic inflation
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Destruction of coastal tourism facilities directly results in which specific social loss?
- Capital depreciation
- Agricultural land loss
- Loss of livelihood
- Infrastructure damage
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A coastal recession event destroys 12 houses, each valued at £150,000. What is the total value of housing lost?
- £150,000
- £1.8 million
- £12.5 million
- £1.2 million
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Which of the following is classified as a social loss from coastal recession?
- Housing damage
- Agricultural land loss
- Loss of livelihood
- Infrastructure destruction
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A village's population falls from 800 to 650 after repeated coastal flooding. What is the approximate percentage fall?
- About 13 per cent
- About 19 per cent
- About 150 per cent
- About 23 per cent
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Which of the following is classified as an economic loss caused by coastal recession?
- Amenity value loss
- Loss of livelihood
- Community relocation
- Infrastructure damage
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People forced to relocate due to climate-induced coastal hazards are termed what?
- Environmental refugees
- Economic migrants
- Seasonal tourists
- Internal evacuees
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