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What role do enquiry questions play in geographical fieldwork investigations?

They provide the foundation

What do enquiry questions determine in an investigation?

Data collection, analysis, & conclusions

Which stage of the enquiry process involves organizing data into graphs, tables, and maps?

Stage 3: Process & present data

What types of data must you collect in Stage 2 of the enquiry process?

Quantitative & qualitative data

How are the six stages of the enquiry process related?

All interconnected & relate to question

According to the Bradshaw model, what happens to channel depth as rivers flow downstream?

It increases

What does the Bradshaw model predict about discharge downstream?

Higher discharge values

What must site selection ensure for a river investigation?

All locations comparable & relevant

Why is Site 3 inappropriate for the Hawkcombe stream investigation?

It's on a different tributary

What is the mean velocity if velocities are 0.16, 0.41, 0.38, 0.05, 0.08, 0.51 m/s?

0.265 m/s

What must you do beyond simply calculating averages in data analysis?

Analyze if data supports hypothesis

What balance should an effective enquiry question strike?

Specific yet broad enough for analysis

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