Glacial Landforms of Transportation and Deposition Quiz
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Glacial Landforms of Transportation and Deposition Quiz
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Moraines are formed by the deposition of poorly sorted, angular till deposits, carried by ice then dumped when it melts.
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Identify the type of moraine found along the sides of a glacier.
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Identify the type of moraine found where two tributary glaciers meet.
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Identify the type of moraine found on the bedrock between the ice.
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Identify the type of moraine found at the snout of a glacier.
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Which of the following moraines is most likely to be left intact when ice melts?
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Lateral moraine is most likely to remain intact because they are less likely to be eroded by meltwater.
What is the name of a rock transported by ice and deposited in an area of different geology?
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By pinpointing the source of an erratic scientists can identify the direction of movement of past ice sheets.
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What are egg-shaped hills of deposited material, that often occur in groups, known as?
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What are drumlins formed from?
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Drumlins indicate the past direction of ice movement. Which of the following is correct?
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What is a group of drumlins known as?
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