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Concept 3 Quiz

Describe the features produced by glacial erosion and deposition.

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Question 1.
A broad, ramp-like surface of stratified drift built adjacent to the downstream edge of most end moraines of continental glaciers is called a(n)


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Question 2.
Glacial troughs that have become deep, steep-sided inlets of the sea are called


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Question 3.
Identify each of the indicated alpine glacial features by selecting the correct response.

(Alpine glacial features diagram, Copyright © Prentice Hall, Inc.)




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Question 4.
Medial moraines form along the sides of valley glaciers.


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Question 5.
Glaciated valleys typically exhibit a V-shaped appearance.


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Question 6.
Medial moraines are bowl-shaped erosional features found at the heads of glacial valleys.


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Question 7.
Materials deposited directly by the glacier as it melts are known as till.


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Question 8.
Sharp pyramid-like peaks carved and sculptured by alpine glaciers are called


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Question 9.
The rate of glacial erosion is variable because it depends on


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Question 10.
Streamlined asymmetrical hills composed of till are best known as


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