A smooth hill,modest in size,elliptical in shape and which rises from a till plain is called a/an:

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A drumlin is a smooth, oval-shaped hill that rises up from a till plain. It is often left behind by glacial activity and can be found in areas that were once covered by glaciers. Eskers are long, winding ridges of sediment and gravel that were formed by meltwater streams. Kettles are depressions in the ground that were formed by the melting of chunks of ice left behind by glaciers. Kames are small hills of sediment that were deposited by melting ice. Roche moutonees are glacially-sculpted bedrock outcroppings.

A Smooth Hill,modest in Size,elliptical in Shape and Which Rises