A) floating of icebergs southward from the north polar seas
B) slow, plastic flow in the brittle zone of a glacier
C) the sedimentary deposits of outwash and till
D) the slow, southward advance of the continental ice sheets over Canada and North America during the Pleistocene
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A) causing the crust to subside
B) causing the crust to drift laterally, instigating major tectonic motions
C) causing the crust to rise up with an immediate elastic rebound
D) causing the crust to thrust and fold like in a mountain building event
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A) end moraines
B) valley trains
C) kames
D) ground moraines
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A) kaming
B) calving
C) surging
D) salinization
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A) in polar regions or with extreme cold where ice is frozen to the bedrock
B) in high elevation tropical settings
C) near the terminus of any ice sheet
D) on ice shelves
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A) Basal slip
B) Crevassal slip
C) Frost heaving
D) Morainal sliding
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A) drumlin
B) cirque
C) esker
D) moraine
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A) under water along a floating ice shelf
B) as a broad band behind the advancing ice front of a continental ice sheet
C) in meltwater channels perpendicular to a melting continental ice front
D) along the sides of a glacial valley
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A) rock
B) till
C) sand and gravel
D) mud
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A) -100 metres
B) -20 metres
C) -38 metres
D) -85 metres
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A) at about 150 metres depth
B) below the zone of wastage
C) where the zone of accumulation meets the zone of ablation
D) beneath the terminal moraine
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A) One could have walked from France to Britain.
B) One could have walked from SE Asia to Indonesia.
C) One could have walked or paddled a small boat from Siberia to Alaska.
D) The continent of Atlantis was above sea level in the mid-Atlantic Ocean.
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A) till
B) outwash
C) rock
D) mud
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