A) paternoster lakes
B) kames
C) kettle lakes
D) esker
E) drumlins
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A) faster compressed
B) faster stretched
C) slower compressed
D) slower stretched
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A) the snowfield sources for these glaciers are usually found right at the snowline.
B) they occur in an unconfined environment-like an open plain.
C) they may range in length from 100 m to 100 km.
D) they remain stationary and do not move.
E) they are known for eroding the least amount of all glaciers.
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A) ice caps,ice sheets and cirque glaciers.
B) valley glaciers and cirque glaciers
C) cirque glaciers and ice fields.
D) valley glaciers and ice sheets.
E) cirque glaciers and ice caps.
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A) it was deposited in terminal moraines by continental glaciers.
B) it was deposited by glacial meltwater.
C) it was deposited as till by a continental glacier.
D) it was deposited as a medial moraine.
E) it was carried on top of the glacier.
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A) elevation and continentality.
B) it is covered in ice.
C) Antarctica is older.
D) vegetation cover in the Arctic helps to hold in heat.
E) Antarctica is isolated from the rest of the world.
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A) till.
B) erratic.
C) moraine.
D) stratified drift.
E) till plain.
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A) essentially the same as snow.
B) formed after a slow transformation process that may take a thousand years in Antarctica.
C) made of metamorphic rock.
D) generally less dense than snow and firn.
E) filled with air bubbles.
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A) outwash plains upstream
B) outwash plains downstream
C) till plains upstream
D) till plains downstream
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A) drumlin continental
B) drumlin alpine
C) esker alpine
D) esker continental
E) medial moraine alpine
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A) ablation.
B) abrasion.
C) pressure release jointing.
D) hydrolysis.
E) crystallization.
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A) the flat bottomland located in U-shaped glaciated valleys.
B) sorted and stratified fluvial deposits.
C) unsorted coarse deposits characterized by low,rolling relief.
D) glacial deposits that have been actively farmed by humans.
E) plains of sorted material laid down by braided streams.
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A) piedmont glaciers.
B) mountain glaciers.
C) outlet glaciers.
D) valley glaciers.
E) cirque glaciers.
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A) it has a definite chemical composition.
B) it has a crystalline structure.
C) it forms as a result of recrystallization caused by pressure.
D) it is solid.
E) it is changed by deep freezing.
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A) piedmont glacier.
B) mountain glacier.
C) cirque glacier.
D) valley glacier.
E) paternoster glacier.
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