A _______ is a large mass of moving ice. A. deposit B. drumlin C. glacier D. kettle

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A _______ is a large mass of moving ice. A. deposit B. drumlin C. glacier D. kettle

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The answer would be glacier or C

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The correct answer is C) Glacier. Hope this helps.

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