Chapter 6 revision
Inlet
Tidal divide
Tidal marsh
Channel
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Inlet
Tidal divide
Tidal marsh
Channel
Slide 1 - Drag question
What is the direction of the incoming tide (flood) along the Wadden islands?
A
West to east
B
East to west
C
North to south
D
North to west
Slide 2 - Quiz
What is direction of the outgoing tide (ebb) along the Wadden islands?
A
West to east
B
East to west
C
North to south
D
North to west
Slide 3 - Quiz
What mainly causes the tides?
A
The sun
B
The moon
C
The sun and moon
D
The earth
Slide 4 - Quiz
How much time is there between two high tides?
A
6 hours
B
12 hours (&25 mins)
C
24 hours
D
3 hours (&12 mins)
Slide 5 - Quiz
Where do heavy (sand) particles sink in the Wadden Sea?
A
Mudflats
B
Inlets and channels
C
Tidal marsh and tidal channels
D
Marginal sea
Slide 6 - Quiz
Why do the heavy particles sink at inlets and channels?
A
Water flows faster there
B
Because channels are deep
C
The water flows very slowly or not at all
Slide 7 - Quiz
Which of the Wadden Islands has a boulder clay mound?
Slide 8 - Open question
Why could people walk from France to the UK during the ice ages?
A
People could walk over the ice
B
All the water from the sea was in the glaciers
C
All the water from the sea disappeared
D
It didn't rain during the ice ages
Slide 9 - Quiz
Until which places did the land ice reach in the second phase?
A
Haarlem-Utrecht-Nijmegen
B
Texel-Coevorden
C
Amsterdam-Rotterdam-The Hague
Slide 10 - Quiz
The hills in Limburg are an example of a push moraine
A
True
B
False
Slide 11 - Quiz
Push moraine
Ground moraine
Ice lobe
Meltwater
Slide 12 - Drag question
Large tidal area
small tidal area
average tidal area
sea storms
high sea level
less influence of sea
Slide 13 - Drag question
The period after the Pleistocene is called the Holocene
A
True
B
False
Slide 14 - Quiz
Hollandveen formed in the Holocene period
A
True
B
False
