The feature labeled A on the map is a long ridge composed of till. Is this ridge an esker, an end moraine, or a drumlin? This ridge is a(n)

Examine the shape of the features labeled B on the map and in the figure. How can the features be used to determine the direction of ice flow in a glaciated area?

Examine the shape of the features labeled B on the map in Figure 9.1 0. How can these features be used to determine the direction of ice flow in a glaciated area?

Is the general topography of the land in Sections $7$ and $8$ in the northwest portion of the region (higher or lower) in elevation than the land around the letter A located near the center of the map? Is it (more or less hilly)? The topography is ____________ in elevation and ____________ hilly

Is the area that coincides with Kettle Moraine State Forest higher or lower in elevation than the land to the northwest and southeast?

Use Figure 9.16, an image of Alaska's Bear Glacier, to complete the following.

a. Identify the erosional feature labeled A.

b. Feature B is a ridge composed of till. Is it more likely an esker or an end moraine?

c. When this photo was taken, is it more likely that Bear Glacier was advancing or retreating? Provide evidence for you answer. Bear Glacier was -

The streamlined, asymmetrical hills composed of till, labeled B, are what type of feature? The streamlined hills are ______________________

What evidence on the map indicates that portions of the area are poorly drained? On what part of the map are these features located?

The feature labeled A on the map is a long ridge composed of till. Is this ridge called (an esker, a moraine, or a drumlin)? The long ridge is a(n) ________________________.

Use Figure 9.11 to draw a topographic profile of the X- Y line on Figure 9.10.

Using the features labeled B in Figure 9.10 as a guide, draw an arrow on the map to indicate the direction of ice movement that occurred in this region.

Which area is composed of stratified drift: the ground moraine or the outwash plain?

As a glacier retreats, it sometimes stalls and deposits a recessional end moraine. Label the recessional end moraine on Figure 9.7.

If you were working in the field, explain how you would determine whether a glacial feature is an end moraine or an esker.