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Which part of a glacier is responsible for abrasion and plucking?

Which part of a glacier is responsible for abrasion and plucking?

A) Basal sliding zone
B) Glacial interior
C) Terminus
D) Brittle surface zone

Q. 2 - What shape do glacial troughs generally display?

A) V
B) W
C) Y
D) U

Q. 3 - A(n) ________ is a sharp, knife-edged ridge that forms between two valley glaciers.

A) horn
B) arte
C) col
D) moraine

Q. 4 - A ________ is a small, circular lake that occupies a cirque basin.

A) drift
B) marsh
C) tarn
D) fenster

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