What is a boat-shaped hill formed by glacial deposition called?
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Correct answer: Drumlin
A drumlin is a smooth, elongated, oval or boat-shaped hill made mainly of glacial till and shaped beneath moving ice. Its longer axis generally follows the direction of ice movement, giving it a streamlined form. A cirque is a bowl-shaped erosional hollow, a pothole is a river-worn cavity, and a sea cliff is coastal. Therefore option C is correct.
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Drumlin
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A drumlin is a smooth, elongated, oval or boat-shaped hill made mainly of glacial till and shaped beneath moving ice. Its longer axis generally follows the direction of ice movement, giving it a streamlined form. A cirque is a bowl-shaped erosional hollow, a pothole is a river-worn cavity, and a sea cliff is coastal. Therefore option C is correct.
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This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Introduction to Accounting.
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