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vinney12

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An unsorted mixture of rock material that is deposited directly by melting ice is called
 
  A) drift.
  B) outwash.
  C) till.
  D) snow.

Question 2

Common glacial landforms created of drift include moraines,
 
  A) aretes, and drumlins.
  B) drumlins, and roches moutonnees.
  C) and drumlins.
  D) roches moutonnees, and eskers.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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