REVIEW QUIZ 1 At which location would a

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REVIEW QUIZ #1. At which location would a glacier most likely form? 1. 15°

REVIEW QUIZ #1. At which location would a glacier most likely form? 1. 15° N. latitude at an elevation of 4, 000 m. 2. 30° N. latitude at an elevation of 3, 000 m. 3. 45° N. latitude at an elevation of 1, 000 m. 4. 0° latitude at an elevation of 6, 000 m.

Name the Glacial Feature #2

Name the Glacial Feature #2

#3 Name the Glacial Feature

#3 Name the Glacial Feature

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#5 Name the Glacial Feature

#5 Name the Glacial Feature

#6 Name the Glacial Feature

#6 Name the Glacial Feature

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#7

#8 Name this glacial deposit

#8 Name this glacial deposit

#9 Name these glacial features

#9 Name these glacial features

#10

#10

#11 What are these scratches called?

#11 What are these scratches called?

#12 Describe a glacial valley

#12 Describe a glacial valley

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#14 What are these called?

#14 What are these called?

#15 Name this glacial feature

#15 Name this glacial feature

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#17 What is this glacial deposit called?

#17 What is this glacial deposit called?

#18 What is this glacial deposit called?

#18 What is this glacial deposit called?

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#20 Based on evidence in the photo, is this glacier advancing or retreating?

#20 Based on evidence in the photo, is this glacier advancing or retreating?

#21 Name the two places where ice sheets exist today.

#21 Name the two places where ice sheets exist today.

#22 Name three specific locations where we would find valley glaciers today.

#22 Name three specific locations where we would find valley glaciers today.

#23. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below

#23. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below

#24. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below

#24. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below

#25. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below.

#25. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below.

#26. The cyclic rise and fall of ocean tides on Earth is primarily caused

#26. The cyclic rise and fall of ocean tides on Earth is primarily caused by Earth’s rotation and the 1) Gravitational attraction of the Moon and the Sun 2) Temperature differences in ocean currents 3) Revolution of Earth around the Sun 4) Direction of Earth’s planetary winds

#27. Name the coastal feature shown in the pictures below

#27. Name the coastal feature shown in the pictures below

#28. When the Earth, Sun and Moon are in the position shown below, which

#28. When the Earth, Sun and Moon are in the position shown below, which type of tide would occur?

#29. A student recorded the times of three successive high tides at one location

#29. A student recorded the times of three successive high tides at one location as: 9: 12 a. m. 9: 38 p. m. 10: 04 a. m. What is the approximate time of the next high tide? (1) 10: 12 p. m. (3) 10: 38 p. m. (2) 10: 30 p. m. (4) 11: 04 p. m.

#30. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below

#30. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below

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#31.

#32. During which 2 moon phases does a NEAP TIDE occur?

#32. During which 2 moon phases does a NEAP TIDE occur?

#33. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below

#33. Name the coastal feature shown in the picture below

#34. Explain why ocean tides are considered to be cyclic.

#34. Explain why ocean tides are considered to be cyclic.

#35. Explain how longshore currents carry sediment along a beach.

#35. Explain how longshore currents carry sediment along a beach.

BONUS: HOW MANY GLACIAL FEATURES CAN YOU NAME IN THIS PHOTO?

BONUS: HOW MANY GLACIAL FEATURES CAN YOU NAME IN THIS PHOTO?