Upland and Lowland Landscapes (OCR GCSE Geography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds)): Quizzes

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Where are upland areas predominantly located in the UK?

North and west

What is the dividing line between upland and lowland areas in the UK?

Bristol Channel to Flamborough Head

What elevation do upland areas reach in places like the Scottish Highlands?

Over 1000 metres

How long is the Quaternary Period during which the UK experienced ice ages?

2.6 million years

What are interglacial periods?

Warmer phases between ice ages

What are the key characteristics of U-shaped valleys?

Steep straight sides and flat floors

How did dry valleys form in lowland areas?

Meltwater flowed over frozen ground

Where can examples of U-shaped valleys be found in upland Britain?

Lake District and Scottish Highlands

What are periglacial conditions?

Permanently frozen ground beyond ice

What direction did ice generally move during glaciation according to the map?

Southward from Scotland

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