Which of the following is often associated with a cirque basin in high, mountainous terrain?
A)kettle pond
B)tarn lake
C)loon lake
D)arête pond

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A cirque basin is a bowl-shaped depression formed by glacial erosion in high, mountainous terrain. Tarn lakes are often found within cirque basins, as they are formed by water collecting in the depression created by the glacier. Kettle ponds are formed by the melting of a block of ice left behind by a retreating glacier and are not typically associated with cirque basins. Loon lake and arête pond are not common terms associated with glacial features.

Which of the Following Is Often Associated with a Cirque