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Glacial landforms resulting from erosion and deposition

Quiz by Oak National Academy: GCSE Geography AQA

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  • Q1
    Match the processes to their definition.
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  • Q2
    What is a glacier?
    A large body of water that flows over land
    A landform created by wind erosion
    A large mass of ice that moves slowly over land
    A type of rock formed by volcanic activity
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  • Q3
    What is freeze-thaw weathering?
    A large mass of ice that moves slowly over land
    The break-up of rocks caused by water regularly freezing and thawing
    The movement of rock from one place to another
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  • Q4
    The last ______ in the UK took place around 18 000 years ago. During this time, temperatures remained low throughout the year and ice sheets and glaciers covered the north of the UK.
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  • Q5
    Glacial erosion is very powerful and has a range of effects, including:
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  • Q6
    Glaciers move slowly, transporting material called glacial ______ in different ways depending on its position within the ice.
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