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EGBC National Exam — Geological Engineering, 04-Geol-B4 Geomorphology and Pleistocene Geology, December 2014. Closed book; no calculators or electronic aids permitted. 3 hours, 80 marks: Part 1 is 11 multiple-choice items (any 10 count, 2 marks each, 20 marks); Part 2 is 10 short-essay items (any 8 count, 5 marks each, 40 marks); Part 3 is 4 compulsory point-form items of varying value (20 marks).
Reference texts: Easterbrook, Surface Processes and Landforms, 2nd ed. (weathering, soils, fluvial, coastal and karst geomorphology); Benn & Evans, Glaciers and Glaciation, 2nd ed. (glacier mass balance, glacial erosion/deposition, isostasy); Fulton (ed.), Quaternary Geology of Canada and Greenland, Geological Survey of Canada (Pleistocene glacial history and engineering significance of Canadian surficial deposits); Mollard & Janes, Airphoto Interpretation and the Canadian Landscape (drainage-pattern and terrain interpretation).
