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Question 1

corrie

Answer 1

a horseshoe-shaped valley which is formed through erosion by ice or glaciers.
freeze thaw weathring helps

Question 2

arete

Answer 2

two corries form side by side , the glaciers erode between them leaving a sharp rigid rock

Question 3

prtimidal peak

Answer 3

3 or 4 corrie around a mountain when they erode into the back of mountain they create pyrimidal peak

Question 4

freeze thaw weathring

Answer 4

makes plucking easier water freezes in crack of rock then it expands to then repats

Question 5

erosion

Answer 5

glacier picks up materials in two ways abraison plicking

Question 6

depostion

Answer 6

he laying down of sediment carried by wind, flowing water, the sea or ice

Question 7

morraines

Answer 7

material left by moving glacier

Question 8

drumlins

Answer 8

low hills sign that an area has been glaciated

Question 9

erratics

Answer 9

a glacier carries huge rocks when it melts the rocks are droppend and left randomyly
they are big

Question 10

hanging valley

Answer 10

a small is a small valley that hangs above a larger ones

Question 11

v shpaed valley

Answer 11

un in the mountain a reiver carvers out a v shapped valleys

Question 12

sitrations

Answer 12

deep scratches in glacier

Question 13

ribbon lakes

Answer 13

A ribbon lake is a long and very deep, finger-shaped lake, usually found in a glacial trough

Question 14

truncted spurs

Answer 14

landforms that occur in glaciated areas.