Which landform is formed by glacial deposition? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which landform is formed by glacial deposition?
A. Canyon
B. Sea Cliff
C. Moraine
D. Arch
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Moraines are accumulations of rocks and sediments deposited by glaciers.

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A narrow inlet of the sea between two land masses is called:
A. Lagoon
B. Bay
C. Strait
D. Gulf

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
A strait is a narrow water passage connecting two larger bodies of water.

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The Hawaiian Islands were formed by:
A. Glacial Deposition
B. River Sedimentation
C. Transform Faulting
D. Hotspot Volcanism

Correct Answer: Option D


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D. 66.5° N

Correct Answer: Option C


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