Fun game testing learning of some key terms and concepts from AQA AS Geography Glaciers part of Cold Environments option topic - but equally applicable to OCR and WJEC and probably other courses too. See separate upload for written quiz with same questions for printing and distribution for more formal individual testing of learning. Some of the answers you might find a little idiosyncratic to my way of teaching and things I emphasise that you may not wish to (e.g. moraine as a landform, till as the substance) - but you can change any you don't like!! Let me know if you like it and use it - I may produce some more for other parts of course (e.g. fluvio- or peri-glaciation), and I'll definitely upload them and link on the AQA ning if others want to use them. I've written some notes at the bottom of the slides of some of the harder Qs - but ask here or on the ning if anything unclear etc...

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Question 1 - What is this feature?
Ribbon lake
Glacial troughCwm
Kettle hole

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Tarn
Question 2
What’s the covered label?
Rotational slip
DrumlinBergschrund

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Question 3
What
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this?
Crag and tail
Roche moutonnéePush moraine
Rock step

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Question 4
What does the diagram show?
Lateral and end moraine
All of the aboveDrumlins and a ribbon lake
Snout

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Question 5
What was the
ice flow
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From bottom to top
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from the top left
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Question 5
What was
the ice flow
direction?
From bottom to top
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from the top leftFrom top left
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Question 6
What is
this?
A crazy man
An arratic
An indication of ice flow
direction
A fluvioglacial boulder

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Question 7
When does a glacier deposit?
When it melts
When it reaches the snoutIn the ablation zone
When it slows down

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Question 8 – what can you
tell from this?
Plucking occurred on
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Edinburgh was
glaciated
Ice flow was from left
to right (crag and tail)
Ice flow was from
right to left

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Question 9 - What happens to the
melting point of the ice towards
the base of a glacier, and why?
Lowers due to pressure
and friction
Rises due to pressure,
friction and geothermal factorsRises due to pressure
Lowers due to pressure

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Question 10
What can you
tell from this
diagram?
This is a polar glacier
The glacier flows fastest
in the middle, away from friction
The PMP increases
towards the base
This is a temperate glacier

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Question 11 – what is shown here?
Late Pleistocene
Late QuaternaryHolocene
The Ice Age

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Question 12 – which is the best
description of the photo
Poorly sorted
boulder clay
Unsorted glacial till but with
some sub-rounded clasts
Recessional moraine
made of unsorted glacial till
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Question 13
This is a drumlin
swarm – what was
the likely ice flow
direction?
SE to NW
You can’t tellTowards the SSW
Towards the NNE
N

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Question 14 – Which is correct?
A – cwm, B – hanging valley,
C – arête, D – terminal moraine
A – scree, B – misfit stream,
C – arête, D – truncated spur
A – cirque, B – alp,
C – horn, D – glacial trough
A – backwall, B – hanging valley,
C – arête, D – old ribbon lake

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Question 15 – This picture may show
a push moraine. How would you best
test that
theory?
All of the above
Produce and analyse a rose
diagram of clast orientation
Check where the moraine
is in the valley
Date the clasts and compare
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Question 15 – This picture may show
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test that
theory?
All of the above
Produce and analyse a rose
diagram of clast orientation
Check where the deposit
is in the valley
Date the clasts and compare
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34. I Think the Answer is A
A

35. I Think the Answer is B
B

36. I Think the Answer is C
C

37. I Think the Answer is D
D

38. I Think the Answer is
Don’t Know
I’m not
too sure

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Audience A

40. A B C D
Audience B

41. A B C D
Audience C

42. A B C D
Audience D

43. A B C D
Audience Draw

44. Is that your final
answer??

45. Is that your final
answer??

46. Is that your final
answer??

47. You leave with nothing

48. You Leave with £1000

49. You leave with £32 000

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