Glaciers and Corrie Formation
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What is the process that makes the walls of a corrie deeper and steeper?

  • Glacier flow over the edge of the mountain
  • Formation of tarns in the corrie
  • Abrasion by rocks and other materials carried by the sea (correct)
  • Erosion of the mountain top by snow
  • What is formed when two corries form side by side and the glacier erodes the rocks between them?

  • A corrie
  • A tarn
  • An arete (correct)
  • A pyramidal peak
  • What is the hollow formed by snow accumulation year after year as glaciers flow known as?

  • A corrie (correct)
  • A pyramidal peak
  • A tarn
  • An arete
  • What is the result of 3-4 corries cutting back into the mountain top?

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    What is the term for the lake that forms in a corrie when a glacier melts?

    <p>A tarn</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Study Notes

    Glaciers and Corries

    • As glaciers flow, they create hollows, known as corries, where snow builds up year after year.

    Corrie Formation

    • Abrasion, caused by rocks and other materials carried by the sea, deepens and steepens the walls of the corrie.

    Glacier Flow

    • When a glacier is large enough, it flows over the edge and down the mountain.

    Revealing Corries

    • When glaciers melt, corries are sometimes revealed, often with lakes, known as tarns, inside them.

    Corrie Landforms

    • When two corries form side by side, the glacier erodes the rocks between them, creating a sharp ridge of rocks, known as an arete.

    Pyramidal Peaks

    • If 3-4 corries cut back into the mountain top, they can form a pyramidal peak.

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    This quiz is about the formation of corries by glaciers and the process of abrasion. It covers how glaciers flow and create hollows, and what happens when they melt.

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