Megaquiz

Slide 1: Fifty questions, twenty seconds each… Paper.1 Images courtesy of Ian Murray www.geographyphotos.com

Slide 2: Andrew Stacey

Slide 3: The breakdown of rock in situ… 1 A. Erosion B. Weathering C. Greggs D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 4: The mechanical wearing away of rock… 2 A. Erosion B. Weathering C. Greggs D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 5: The dropping of rock by the sea… 3 A. Erosion B. Weathering C. Deposition D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 6: The movement of rock by the sea… 4 A. Erosion B. Transport C. Deposition D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 7: An area of more resistant rock that sticks out 5 into the sea… A. Bay B. Transport C. Headland D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 8: The movement of waves up a beach at the 6 angle of the prevailing wind… A. Backwash B. Transport C. Swash D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 9: The movement of waves down a beach… 7 A. Backwash B. Long Shore Drift C. Swash D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 10: The zig-movement of material along the 8 coastline… A. Backwash B. Long Shore Drift C. Swash D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 11: An example of a stack… 9 A. Old Harry B. Dead Derek C. Old Fanny D. Old Rosie

Slide 12: Not a way of protecting the coastline against 10 erosion… A. Rock armour B. Flood Barrier C. Groynes D. Gabions

Slide 13: Val Vannet

Slide 14: This photo shows… 11 A. Corrie B. Arête C. Hanging Valley D. Ribbon Lake Val Vannet

Slide 15: This photo shows… 12 A. Hanging Valley B. Corrie C. Spit D. Arête Adam Lawson

Slide 16: This photo shows… 13 A. Corrie B. Arete C. Pyramid Peak D. Hanging Valley Ian Murray

Slide 17: This photo shows… 14 A. Corrie B. Pyramid Peak C. Arête D. Ribbon Lake Val Vannet

Slide 18: A feature that marks the furthest point 15 travelled by a glacier… A. Ribbon Lake B. Recessional Moraine C. Terminal Moraine D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 19: When rocks are ripped away by the glacier… 16 A. Plucking B. Transport C. Abrasion D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 20: Moraine at the base of a glacier wears the 17 valley floor away… A. Abrasion B. Long shore drift C. Swash D. Plucking

Slide 21: The end of a glacier is called… 18 A. Snout B. Long Shore Drift C. Plucking D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 22: Long and thin… 19 A. Corrie B. Pyramid Peak C. Arête D. Ribbon Lake

Slide 23: The shape of a valley after glaciation… 20 A. U B. Z C. V D. T

Slide 24: Ian Murray

Slide 25: This photo shows… 21 A. Solar Panels B. Wind Farm C. Nuclear Power D. Biomass Ian Murray

Slide 26: Is finite… 22 A. Renewable B. Non-renewable C. New able D. Stack

Slide 27: Will not run-out, it can be used again… 23 A. Non-renewable B. Renewable C. Coal D. Iron Ore

Slide 28: Coal, oil, natural gas… 24 A. Renewable B. Fossil Fuels C. Arête D. Dirty fuels

Slide 29: A factor which won’t affect the location of a 25 wind farm… A. Relief B. Potential obstacles C. Access D. Plucking

Slide 30: An argument against the use of wind farms… 26 A. No emissions B. Risk to migrating birds C. Renewable D. Energy efficient

Slide 31: Not a greenhouse gas… 27 A. Sulphur Dioxide B. Dandruff C. Methane D. Carbon Dioxide

Slide 32: A potential positive of Global Warming for the 28 U.K. … A. Flooding B. Drought C. Longer growing season D. Extreme weather events

Slide 33: Not a way of tackling Global Warming… 29 A. Afforestation B. Renewable energy C. Carbon stores D. Burning fossil fuels

Slide 34: An international agreement on cutting carbon 30 emissions… A. Toyota Protocol B. Ilkeston Protocol C. Tokyo Protocol D. Kyoto Protocol

Slide 35: Ian Murray

Slide 36: The process of land becoming desert… 31 A. Ossification B. Desertification C. Natural Resource D. Dessertification

Slide 37: An area at risk from desertification… 32 A. West Hallam B. Sahara Desert C. Sahel D. Amazon

Slide 38: A feature not associated with a landscape 33 affected by desertification… A. Flowing rivers B. Gullying C. Sun-baked soil D. Spare vegetation

Slide 39: A way of not tackling desertification… 34 A. Magic Stones B. Planting trees C. Terracing D. Deforestation

Slide 40: A physical cause of desertification… 35 A. Overgrazing B. Deforestation C. Drought D. Monoculture

Slide 41: Not a natural resource… 36 A. Coal B. Timber C. Iron Ore D. Computers

Slide 42: Something that is found in nature and 37 valuable to humans… A. Human Resource B. Dandruff C. Natural Resource D. Sustainable

Slide 43: The term used to describe the management of 38 natural resources so that they are available for future generations… A. Renewable B. Sustainable C. Non-renewable D. Fossil Fuel

Slide 44: When rock is broken down, resulting in a 39 change in its chemical composition… A. Chemical Weathering B. Erosion C. Natural Resource D. Physical Weathering

Slide 45: This photo shows… 40 A. Core B. Cliff C. Limestone Pavement D. Limestone Road Ian Murray

Slide 46: Ian Murray

Slide 47: Not weather… 41 A. It’s raining! B. It’s cold outside! C. Hot summers D. Snow is forecast

Slide 48: Lines that join equal points of pressure on a 42 synoptic chart… A. Isotherms B. Sahara Desert C. Isobars D. Temperature nodes

Slide 49: Not an airmass that influences the U.K.’s 43 weather… A. Tropical Maritime B. Tropical Sailor C. Tropical Continental D. Polar Maritime

Slide 50: Cloud cover is measured in… 44 A. Isobars B. Planting trees C. Isotherms D. Oktas

Slide 51: Not generally associated with cold air… 45 A. Rises B. Dense C. Sinks D. Clear skies

Slide 52: A low pressure weather system… 46 A. Depression B. Sad C. Ant-cyclone D. Anti-depression

Slide 53: Not a characteristic of an anti-cyclone… 47 A. High pressure B. No cloud cover C. Cold air D. Rain

Slide 54: Not a name for a tropical storm… 48 A. Cyclone B. Dickie-Dickie C. Hurricane D. Typhoon

Slide 55: A condition needed for rainfall… 49 A. Descending air B. Cold air C. Air ascending D. Lukewarm air

Slide 56: Not a type of rainfall… 50 A. Relief B. Convection C. Threshold D. Frontal

Slide 57: Images courtesy of Ian Murray www.geographyphotos.com

Slide 58: Andrew Stacey

Slide 59: The breakdown of rock in situ… 1 A. Erosion B. Weathering C. Greggs D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 60: The mechanical wearing away of rock… 2 A. Erosion B. Weathering C. Greggs D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 61: The dropping of rock by the sea… 3 A. Erosion B. Weathering C. Deposition D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 62: The movement of rock by the sea… 4 A. Erosion B. Transport C. Deposition D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 63: An area of more resistant rock that sticks out 5 into the sea… A. Bay B. Transport C. Headland D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 64: The movement of waves up a beach at the 6 angle of the prevailing wind… A. Backwash B. Transport C. Swash D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 65: The movement of waves down a beach… 7 A. Backwash B. Long Shore Drift C. Swash D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 66: The zig-movement of material along the 8 coastline… A. Backwash B. Long Shore Drift C. Swash D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 67: An example of a stack… 9 A. Old Harry B. Dead Derek C. Old Fanny D. Old Rosie

Slide 68: Not a way of protectiing the coastline against 10 erosion… A. Rock armour B. Flood Barrier C. Groynes D. Gabions

Slide 69: Val Vannet

Slide 70: This photo shows… 11 A. Corrie B. Arête C. Hanging Valley D. Ribbon Lake Val Vannet

Slide 71: This photo shows… 12 A. Hanging Valley B. Corrie C. Spit D. Arête Adam Lawson

Slide 72: This photo shows… 13 A. Corrie B. Arete C. Pyramid Peak D. Hanging Valley Ian Murray

Slide 73: This photo shows… 14 A. Corrie B. Pyramid Peak C. Arête D. Ribbon Lake Val Vannet

Slide 74: A feature that marks the furthest point 15 travelled by a glacier… A. Ribbon Lake B. Recessional Moraine C. Terminal Moraine D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 75: When rocks are ripped away by the glacier… 16 A. Plucking B. Transport C. Abrasion D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 76: Moraine at the base of a glacier wears the 17 valley floor away… A. Abrasion B. Long shore drift C. Swash D. Plucking

Slide 77: The end of a glacier is called… 18 A. Snout B. Long Shore Drift C. Plucking D. Hydraulic Action

Slide 78: Long and thin… 19 A. Corrie B. Pyramid Peak C. Arête D. Ribbon Lake

Slide 79: The shape of a valley after glaciation… 20 A. U B. Z C. V D. T

Slide 80: Ian Murray

Slide 81: This photo shows… 21 A. Solar Panels B. Wind Farm C. Nuclear Power D. Biomass Ian Murray

Slide 82: Is finite… 22 A. Renewable B. Non-renewable C. New able D. Stack

Slide 83: Will not run-out, it can be used again… 23 A. Non-renewable B. Renewable C. Coal D. Iron Ore

Slide 84: Coal, oil, natural gas… 24 A. Renewable B. Fossil Fuels C. Arête D. Dirty fuels

Slide 85: A factor which won’t affect the location of a 25 wind farm… A. Relief B. Potential obstacles C. Access D. Plucking

Slide 86: An argument against the use of wind farms… 26 A. No emissions B. Risk to migrating birds C. Renewable D. Energy efficient

Slide 87: Not a greenhouse gas… 27 A. Sulphur Dioxide B. Dandruff C. Methane D. Carbon Dioxide

Slide 88: A potential positive of Global Warming for the 28 U.K. … A. Flooding B. Drought C. Longer growing season D. Extreme weather events

Slide 89: Not a way of tackling Global Warming… 29 A. Afforestation B. Renewable energy C. Carbon stores D. Burning fossil fuels

Slide 90: An international agreement on cutting carbon 30 emissions… A. Toyota Protocol B. Ilkeston Protocol C. Tokyo Protocol D. Kyoto Protocol

Slide 91: Ian Murray

Slide 92: The process of land becoming desert… 31 A. Ossification B. Desertification C. Natural Resource D. Dessertification

Slide 93: An area at risk from desertification… 32 A. West Hallam B. Sahara Desert C. Sahel D. Amazon

Slide 94: A feature not associated with a landscape 33 affected by desertification… A. Flowing rivers B. Gullying C. Sun-baked soil D. Spare vegetation

Slide 95: A way of not tackling desertification… 34 A. Magic Stones B. Planting trees C. Terracing D. Deforestation

Slide 96: A physical cause of desertification… 35 A. Overgrazing B. Deforestation C. Drought D. Monoculture

Slide 97: Not a natural resource… 36 A. Coal B. Timber C. Iron Ore D. Computers

Slide 98: Something that is found in nature and 37 valuable to humans… A. Human Resource B. Dandruff C. Natural Resource D. Sustainable

Slide 99: The term used to describe the management of 38 natural resources so that they are available for future generations… A. Renewable B. Sustainable C. Non-renewable D. Fossil Fuel

Slide 100: When rock is broken down, resulting in a 39 change in its chemical composition… A. Chemical Weathering B. Erosion C. Natural Resource D. Physical Weathering

Slide 101: This photo shows… 40 A. Core B. Cliff C. Limestone Pavement D. Limestone Road Ian Murray

Slide 102: Ian Murray

Slide 103: Not weather… 41 A. It’s raining! B. It’s cold outside! C. Hot summers D. Snow is forecast

Slide 104: Lines that join equal points of pressure on a 42 synoptic chart… A. Isotherms B. Sahara Desert C. Isobars D. Temperature nodes

Slide 105: Not an airmass that influences the U.K.’s 43 weather… A. Tropical Maritime B. Tropical Sailor C. Tropical Continental D. Polar Maritime

Slide 106: Cloud cover is measured in… 44 A. Isobars B. Planting trees C. Isotherms D. Oktas

Slide 107: Not generally associated with cold air… 45 A. Rises B. Dense C. Sinks D. Clear skies

Slide 108: A low pressure weather system… 46 A. Depression B. Sad C. Ant-cyclone D. Anti-depression

Slide 109: Not a characteristic of an anti-cyclone… 47 A. High pressure B. No cloud cover C. Cold air D. Rain

Slide 110: Not a name for a tropical storm… 48 A. Cyclone B. Dickie-Dickie C. Hurricane D. Typhoon

Slide 111: A condition needed for rainfall… 49 A. Descending air B. Cold air C. Air ascending D. Lukewarm air

Slide 112: Not a type of rainfall… 50 A. Relief B. Convection C. Threshold D. Frontal