Which landscape feature is the result of glacial deposition?

Question

A. ravine
B. moraine
C. lake
D. kettle

Answer 1

B. moraine

Moraines are accumulations of dirt and rocks that have been pushed along by a glacier as it advances, or left behind after it has retreated. These landscape features are typically found at the sides (lateral moraines), down the middle of two merged glaciers (medial moraines), at the end (terminal moraines), or spread across an area (ground moraines) as a result of glacial deposition.