Erosional Landforms by Glaciers
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Q. Which of the following statement(s) is/are not correct about a glacier?
- Slow moving mass of ice or ‘a river of ice’ is called a Glacier.
- Glaciers are broadly classified into two categories based on the place of occurrence.
- Continental glaciers are thick sheets of ice that cover vast areas of a continent.
- Valley Glaciers are found in cold mountain regions that receive less to moderate snowfall.
Q. From the following, identify the erosional landform created by a glacier.
- Esker
- Cirque
- Moraine
- Drumline
Q. When two bowls of depression are formed on the side of a mountain and joined back to back, it forms sharp and narrow ridges known as .
- cirques
- aretes
- hanging valleys
Q. From the following, identify the erosional landform created by a glacier.
- Esker
- Moraine
- Drumline
- Cirque
Q. Which of the following statement(s) is/are not correct about a glacier?
- Slow moving mass of ice or ‘a river of ice’ is called a Glacier.
- Glaciers are broadly classified into two categories based on the place of occurrence.
- Continental glaciers are thick sheets of ice that cover vast areas of a continent.
- Valley Glaciers are found in cold mountain regions that receive less to moderate snowfall.