1. Core Earth Science - Ch.7 & 16 QUIZ
#1. At which location would a glacier most likely form?
15° N. latitude at an elevation of 4,000 m.
30° N. latitude at an elevation of 3,000 m.
45° N. latitude at an elevation of 1,000 m.
0° latitude at an elevation of 6,000 m.

2. #2 Name the Glacial Feature

3. Name the Glacial Feature #3

4. #4

5. #5 Name this Glacial Feature

6. #6 Name this Glacial Feature

7. #7

8. #8 Name this glacial deposit

9. #9 Name these glacial features

10. #10

11. #11 What are these scratches called?

12. #12 How is a glacial valley different from a stream valley?

13. #13
The glacier formed in Canada and is moving from the North to the South. N

14. #14 What are these called?

15. #15 Name these glacial feature

16. #16 What is this glacial deposit called?

17. #17 What is this glacial deposit called?

18. #18

19. Name the two places where ice sheets exist today.
#19
Name the two places where ice sheets exist today.

20. #20
Name three specific locations where we would find valley glaciers today.

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

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

23. #23. 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

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

25. #25.

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

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

28. #28. How many hours is it between a LOW tide and a HIGH tide?
(1) 3 hours (3) 12 hours
(2) 6 hours (4) 24 hours

29. #29. How many hours is it between one HIGH tide and the next HIGH tide?
(1) 3 hours (3) 12 hours
(2) 6 hours (4) 24 hours

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

31. BONUS:
NAME AS MANY GLACIAL FEATURES AS YOU CAN IN THIS PHOTO.