Beyond the moraine, a smooth area of water-laid sediment often marked by kettles and kames, is called a/an:

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An outwash plain is a smooth area of water-laid sediment beyond the moraine, often marked by kettles and kames. Pediment is a gently sloping erosional surface at the base of a mountain range, Mesa is a small plateau with a flat top and steep sides, and a terminal moraine is a ridge of glacially-deposited rocks and soil that marks the farthest advance of a glacier.

Beyond the Moraine, a Smooth Area of Water-Laid Sediment Often