Fieldwork Quiz

What is the main aim of the beach profile method?

• To investigate the effect of coastal management on coastal processes

• To measure the height of waves

• To count the number of tourists on the beach

• To analyze the color of the sand

What sampling method is used in the beach profile method?

• Random sampling

• Systematic sampling

• Stratified sampling

• Cluster sampling

What is a strength of the longshore drift test method?

• It is difficult to carry out

• It clearly shows where the groynes and other defences are working

• It requires a large team

• It is time-consuming

What is a weakness of the sediment analysis method?

• The quadrat is too large

• The sample size was small, making the data less accurate

• It requires a lot of manpower

• It is not suitable for sandy beaches

What does the sediment analysis suggest about the sediment near the shore?

• It is becoming more angular

• It is generally smaller and more rounded

• It is becoming more colorful

• It is disappearing

What is a risk associated with tides according to the risk assessment?

• Risk of powerful waves, creating risk of drowning

• Risk of sunburn

• Risk of jellyfish stings

• Risk of sandstorms

What is a weakness of using a bar chart for presentation?

• It is too colorful

• It doesn't allow us to compare results geographically/by site

• It is too complex

• It requires special software

What was the aim of the investigation in Herne Bay?

• To explore the evidence of deprivation in Herne Bay

• To study the wildlife in Herne Bay

• To analyze the weather patterns in Herne Bay

• To investigate the historical sites in Herne Bay

Why was Herne Bay chosen as the location for the physical enquiry?

• It is a popular tourist destination

• It has a large population of wildlife

• It is known for its historical significance

• It has a high number of factories

What sampling method was used in Method 1: Questionnaires?

• Random sampling

• Systematic sampling

• Stratified sampling

• Cluster sampling