When cirques form on several sides of a mountain,they often form a _____.
A)horn
B)hanging valley
C)kettle moraine
D)terminal moraine

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When cirques form on several sides of a mountain, the erosion process often leads to the formation of a sharp peak or ridge called a horn. A hanging valley is a tributary valley that lies higher than the main valley and is often formed by a smaller glacier. Kettle moraine is a type of landform formed by glacial deposition, while a terminal moraine is a ridge of till deposited at the end of a glacier.

When Cirques Form on Several Sides of a Mountain,they Often