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i) Why it is difficult to carry out field study of glaciated feature.
- Climbing the mountain is difficult due to rugged terrain.
- Features are found far from the schools/settlements
- Time may be inadequate
- Poor weather conditions i.e. rainfall and low temperatures
- Thick forest and dangerous animals which makes it difficult to
access such areas.
- It is difficult to conduct a previsit
- Avalanches
ii) How students would use the photograph of Mt. Kenya to identify
the glaciated features.
- By dividing it into parts
- By observing and identifying the features in each part of the photograph
- By recording the features observed
- By drawing sketches of the features observed
- By labeling the features observed.
Kavungya answered the question on June 8, 2019 at 06:39
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