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A) Glaciers frozen at the bed.
B) Bedrock below the glacier that allows ice to slip easily downslope.
C) Friction at the bed due to surface roughness.
D) Water pressure,soft bed beneath the glacier,or lubrication from meltwater.
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A) It develops where soil or rock temperatures are below freezing for at least two years.
B) It primarily occurs in areas covered with glaciers.
C) The surface layer of permafrost never thaws,even in the warm season.
D) It tends to occur at lower elevations in the midlatitudes than in the high latitudes.
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A) Ground.
B) Terminal.
C) Medial.
D) Lateral.
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A) Drumlin.
B) Kame.
C) Esker.
D) Kettle.
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A) Glaciation requires 1000 years; deglaciation requires 100 years.
B) Glaciation requires 100 years; deglaciation requires 1000 years.
C) Glaciation requires 100 000 years; deglaciation requires 10 000 years.
D) Glaciation requires 10 000 years; deglaciation requires 90 000 years.
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A) Sea levels were 100 m higher than today.
B) At its height almost three quarters of Earth was covered with ice.
C) It began 1.65 mya and had at least 18 glacial/interglacial cycles.
D) The southern terminus of continuous ice at its greatest extent was located in northern Florida.
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A) Buildings placed directly on frozen,hard surfaces.
B) Burying water and sewage lines.
C) Raising oil pipelines above the frozen ground.
D) Careful maintenance of rail tracks and roadbeds in the winter.
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A) More than 1000 m.
B) More than 2000 m.
C) More than 3000 m.
D) More than 4000 m.
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A) North America,specifically Alaska.
B) European and Asian mountain ranges.
C) Greenland and Antarctica.
D) Floating ice shelves and packs.
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A) Regelation and slippage.
B) Ablation.
C) Deposition and termination.
D) Friction,tension,and compression.
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A) It is essentially the same as snow.
B) It is formed from continual accumulation of snow that recrystallizes under its own weight into an ice mass over a period of many years.
C) It is made of sedimentary rock.
D) It is generally less dense than snow and firn.
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