✓Describe what happens at waterfalls (vertical plunge)
✓Explain how waterfalls retreat gradually upstream and how this creates a gorge
✓Describe rapids as steep, rocky sections with fast, turbulent flow
✓Use evidence to identify each feature and explain how it forms.
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Imagine you’re on a field trip in Dominica after heavy rain. The river is loud, foamy and fast. Ahead you see either a sudden drop (waterfall) or a roaring rocky slope (rapids). Both features show a river releasing energy and carving the landscape.
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Imagine you’re on a field trip in Dominica after heavy rain. The river is loud, foamy and fast. Ahead you see either a sudden drop (waterfall) or a roaring rocky slope (rapids). Both features show a river releasing energy and carving the landscape.