Basin-like hollows interspersed with knobby hills and situated in the terminal moraine are referred to as:

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Basin-like hollows interspersed with knobby hills situated in terminal moraine are referred to as kettles. Till plains are relatively flat areas of land, drumlins are elongated hills with tapered ends, kames are small mounds of sand and gravel, and eskers are long ridges of sand and gravel formed in meltwater tunnels beneath glaciers.

Basin-Like Hollows Interspersed with Knobby Hills and Situated in the Terminal