Question

1. meltwater pool receding ice boulder dirt, rock, and whatnot dirt, rock, and whatnot 4. receding ice outwash ice boulder dirt, rock, and whatnot dirt, rock, and whatnot 5. a b c d e match the letter of the figure at the bottom of the image with the name of the feature. a b c d e erratlc moraine kettle lake esker kame

Explanation:

An erratic is a large boulder transported by a glacier and then deposited in an area different from its origin. A kettle lake forms when a large block of ice left behind by a retreating glacier melts, leaving a depression that fills with water. Moraine is a mass of debris (dirt, rock etc.) carried by a glacier and deposited. An esker is a long, winding ridge of gravel and sand left by a melt - water stream that flowed beneath a glacier. A kame is a hill or mound of stratified drift deposited by meltwater streams. By identifying the shapes and characteristics of the features in the image, we can make the matches.

Answer:

A. Erratic
B. Kettle Lake
C. Esker
D. Moraine
E. Kame