Elongated hills, often in the shape of an inverted spoon, streamlined in the direction of glacial movement are called
A) eskers.
B) kettles.
C) drumlins.
D) horns.

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Elongated hills streamlined in the direction of glacial movement are called drumlins. They are often in the shape of an inverted spoon and are formed by the deposition of glacial till underneath a moving glacier. Eskers are long, narrow ridges of sand and gravel deposited by streams that flowed under a glacier, kettles are depressions left behind by melting blocks of glacier ice, and horns are sharp mountain peaks formed by glacial erosion.

Elongated Hills, Often in the Shape of an Inverted Spoon