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A) outwash plain.
B) till plain.
C) drumlin swarm.
D) lateral moraine.
E) recessional moraine.
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A) talik.
B) the active layer.
C) ground ice.
D) periglacial water.
E) discontinuous zone.
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A) snow metamorphism.
B) sublimation.
C) deposition.
D) saltation.
E) traction.
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A) drumlin.
B) kame.
C) esker.
D) kettle.
E) till plain.
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A) Cols
B) Horns
C) Hanging valleys
D) Arêtes
E) Tarns
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A) cirque glacier.
B) valley glacier.
C) piedmont glacier.
D) tidewater glacier.
E) ice shelf.
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A) 2002
B) 2006
C) 2012
D) 2013
E) 2016
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A) ice cap.
B) cirque glacier.
C) valley glacier.
D) tidewater glacier.
E) piedmont glacier.
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A) moraines.
B) nunataks.
C) tidewater glacier.
D) icebergs.
E) ice sheets.
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A) It increases in elevation with increasing latitude.
B) It decreases in elevation with increasing latitude.
C) It occurs at approximately the same elevation at all latitudes because the environmental lapse rate is approximately the same at all latitudes.
D) It varies randomly and unpredictably.
E) It occurs at approximately the same elevation at all longitudes because the environmental lapse rate is approximately the same at all longitudes.
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A) less rapid;behind
B) more rapid;ahead
C) less rapid;ahead
D) more rapid;both behind and ahead
E) more rapid;behind
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A) tidal glacier.
B) ice sheet.
C) piedmont glacier.
D) tidewater glacier.
E) ice cap.
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A) It represents a single,continuous cold spell.
B) At its height almost a third of Earth was covered with ice.
C) It began 2.6 mya and had at least 18 glacial/interglacial cycles.
D) Ice sheets were far more extensive in the Northern Hemisphere than the Southern Hemisphere.
E) In some areas,the ice sheets were more than 2 km (1.2 mi) thick.
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A) arêtes.
B) eskers.
C) drumlins.
D) cols.
E) horns.
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A) decrease in Arctic sea-ice volume
B) ice sheet darkening
C) increase in melt ponds
D) the breakup of ice shelves
E) expansion of periglacial regions.
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A) ice sheet.
B) ice cap.
C) ice field.
D) alpine glacier.
E) iceberg.
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A) ice sheets that enlarged and deepened stream valleys.
B) the melting of ice deposited in till plains of the Upper Midwest.
C) cirque glaciers associated with the Pleistocene glaciation.
D) isostatic subsidence of the crust.
E) rising sea level associated with the retreat of the Pleistocene ice sheets.
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A) frost heaving.
B) frost thrusting.
C) solifluction and gelifluction,respectively.
D) frost heaving and frost thrusting,respectively.
E) frost thrusting and frost heaving,respectively.
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