Glaciers often polish rock to form grooves and smaller, similar features called ________.
A) paternosters
B) till
C) drumlins
D) finger lakes
E) striations

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Striations are small grooves and scratches that are formed on rocks by the movement of glaciers over them. Paternosters are vertical shafts in karst terrain on which waterfalls or cascades descend. Till is an unsorted mixture of sediments that is deposited directly by a melting glacier. Drumlins are teardrop or cigar-shaped hills that are formed by glaciers. Finger lakes are long, narrow lakes that are formed by the erosion of glaciers.

Glaciers Often Polish Rock to Form Grooves and Smaller, Similar