Verwys na FIGUUR 1.1 wat 'n deursnee van 'n tropiese sieloon toon - NSC Geography - Question 1 - 2019 - Paper 1

The rising air current is caused by the heat generated by the sun, which warms the surface of the earth, causing the air above it to rise.

Area C is referred to as the 'eye' of the cyclone, which is the calm center of the storm characterized by relatively clear skies.

The atmospheric condition at point C is stable, which is typical in the eye of a tropical cyclone where there is less turbulence.

E will experience light rain, reflecting the conditions that precede or follow the center of a tropical cyclone.

Ocean F is likely warm, as warm ocean waters are a key factor that fuels the development and intensification of tropical cyclones.

The meander that is oriented away from the main flow is referred to as a 'meander bend', where water carves out a curve.

The natural banks of a river are essential for maintaining the river’s structure and managing erosion.

A flowing stream connection is characterized by the seamless movement of water between segments of the landscape.

An accelerated river flow results from the steep gradients which facilitate faster water movement.

The type that forms along the outer bank of a meander is called a 'cut bank', due to erosion.

The vertical cliff eroded by falling water from softer rocks is significant in shaping river landscapes.

The type that forms along the inner bank of a meander is referred to as a 'point bar', created by sediment deposition.

This refers to a 'meander', which is a curve or bend in a river.