Glaciers that form high up in the mountains are classified as _____. A. arctic B. alpine C. frozen D. continental

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Glaciers that form high up in the mountains are classified as _____.

A. arctic
B. alpine
C. frozen
D. continental

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Glaciers that form high up in the mountains are classified as alpine.
Answer: B. Alpine.

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