A ____ is an elongate hill of sediment, usually occurring in clusters, that was deposited and eroded by a glacier.
A) ground moraine
B) drumlin
C) kettle
D) terminal moraine

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Drumlin is an elongate hill of sediment that was deposited and eroded by a glacier. Ground moraine refers to the layer of sediment left by a retreating glacier, kettle is a depression formed by a melting block of ice left behind by a glacier, and terminal moraine is the ridge of debris carried and deposited by the end of a glacier.

A ____ Is an Elongate Hill of Sediment, Usually Occurring