A specific landform produced by the deposition of glacial till is known as
A) glacial drift.
B) outwash.
C) a moraine.
D) alluvium.

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A moraine is a specific landform created by the deposition of glacial till, which is sediment and rocks carried by a glacier. The glacier deposits the till as it moves, forming a ridge-like landform known as a moraine. Glacial drift is a more general term used to describe all material transported and deposited by a glacier, including till and other sediments. Outwash refers specifically to streams of meltwater from a glacier that carry sediment away from the glacier. Alluvium refers to sediment deposited by flowing water in a river or stream, not by a glacier.

A Specific Landform Produced by the Deposition of Glacial Till