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1 Year 12 ‘Mocks’ Revision of processes Revision of features
Time to look through files ‘Mock exam’ – a series of questions (20 marks in total) on processes and features.

2 Task One Colour code the processes into the following categories: Types of glacier movement Types of glacial erosion Water movement in the glacier system

3 Task Two Now attach the definitions to the correct processes. Cut, match up and stick… Glacier movement Erosion Water movement Basal slip Subglacial bed deformation Internal deformation Abrasion Quarrying Plucking Basal melting Freeze-thaw weathering Mass movement Subglacial Englacial Supraglacial

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