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I will be drawing question material from:  Textbook readings  Questions  Terms  Diagrams  GIS exercises  Video/Smart Board Lessons

The test will be 50 marks as follows:  10 marks fill in the blanks (no word bank)  12 marks of short answer (do 4 out of 8 choices)  8 marks diagrams (simple labelling)  20 marks of long answer (do 2 of 5 choices)

 Ice ages  Ice sheets  Glacier  Advance  Retreat  Zone of accumulation  Till  Striation  Misfit stream  Till plain  Moraine  Drumlin  Erratic  Esker  Lake plain  spillway

Page 120 #  1A,B,C,D  3  4  5  8A,B,C  GIS exercises

Textbook pages: Diagrams of glaciers/ice sheets/ice caps

 Types of glaciers – general info.  Types of ice sheets – general info.  Effects of glaciation on landscape

 Formation of glaciers  Comparisons of glacier types  Comparisons of ice sheets/ice caps to glaciers

It’s Test Time!