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3.1.3.1 UK physical landscapes Reorder

Target Level

4-5

Running Total

Attempt

1 of 3

Drag and drop the boxes into the correct order.

Imagine that you are a water droplet on it's course from the source to the mouth of the River Severn. Reorder the statements.

I land on a blanket peat bog.
Finally, I reach the Bristol Channel. I flow past Steep Holm and Flat Holm and then I’m out into the Atlantic Ocean.
I become part of an upland river – I’m narrow and steep, and weave between interlocking spurs.
I pass below the two Severn Bridges and thick banks of deposited mud. It’s tidal here. Twice a day water from the sea moves up the channel and into the river way.
Eventually, past Gloucester, I flow into a large estuary.
My course begins to level off. The river channel widens as it is joined by other tributaries.
I get wider still, flowing across a wide floodplain. When I pass settlements, such as Shrewsbury, I pass flood defences.
The river channel gets a little bit wider with small waterfalls along a rocky bed.
I start my journey downhill in a gully within the bog.
I fall from the sky as rain over a mountain called Plynlimon, in Powys.
The waterfalls get larger and more spectacular.
I start to meander and flow over lush fields. I pass a number of old channels that have been cut off to form oxbow lakes.

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Pass Mark

70%