A class of landforms formed by the accumulation of glacial till are known as
A) drift.
B) alluvium.
C) outwash.
D) moraines.

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Moraines are accumulations of glacial till deposited at the edges and terminus of a glacier, forming a ridge-like landform. Drift is a general term for any material deposited by a glacier, including till, while alluvium is material deposited by a stream or river. Outwash refers specifically to the sediment deposited by meltwater streams flowing away from a glacier.

A Class of Landforms Formed by the Accumulation of Glacial