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F6 E1 Unit 8.4 and 8.5

F6 E1 Unit 8.4 and 8.5

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Internal processes (Unit 8.3), especially volcanism (tuff and granite) has significantly shaped our landscape in Hong Kong.

However, when rocks are exposed as outcrop, what may happen to them?

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​Form 1

Can you describe what has happened to the rock?
How does it rock? break into what form/shape?

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The rock breaks into blocks.

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Form 1: Block disintegration

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Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark

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Multiple Choice

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Which form of weathering is resulted?

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block disintegration

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honeycomb weathering

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exfoliation

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granular disintegration

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​Spheroidal weathering 球狀風化

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​Annotated diagrams of tors

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Which type of weathering is more common in Hong Kong? Refer to the diagram and circle the most appropriate box.

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Match the following with the diagram.

completely weathered rock

corestone

spheroidal weathering

unweathered bedrock

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unweathered

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Match the following concerning the speed of the two types of mass wasting.

fast

very fast

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landslide

rock fall

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Match the following concerning the slope materials involved of the two types of mass wasting.

rock and soil

rock fragment of various sizes

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landslide

rock fall

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Match the following concerning the way of movement of the two types of mass wasting.

sliding / slumping

free fall

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landslide

rock fall

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Match the following concerning the characteristics of slope of the two types of mass wasting.

curved surface / steep slope

steep slope / overhanging slope

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landslide

rock fall

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Past paper

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Multiple Choice

P.1 1991 Q13

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Multiple Choice

P.1 1991 Q12

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Fill in the Blank

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What have we done to modify our coastline?

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​What is the name of this new town?

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What is the name of the new town shown in Figure 1b?

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Open Ended

Name a few other pieces of reclaimed land in Hong Kong.

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Multiple Choice

This type of reclamation changes our natural coastline and coastal features.

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lengthened.

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This type of reclamation changes our natural coastline and coastal features.

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narrower.

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​Identify the major land use in Fung Lok Wai.

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The major land use in Fung Lok Wai is ..

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Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance

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Lok Ma Chau Loop -- Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park  港深創新及科技園

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c. Valleys are filled up to set up landfills

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Where are the three strategic landfills in Hong Kong? Mark them on the map.

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Which two are found along the coast?

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Landfill Restoration and Afteruse - Summary Information | Environmental Protection Department

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Open Ended

Why doesn't the government use the closed landfill sites to build housing estates?

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Google Maps

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Internal processes (Unit 8.3), especially volcanism (tuff and granite) has significantly shaped our landscape in Hong Kong.

However, when rocks are exposed as outcrop, what may happen to them?

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