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Glacial Landforms: True/FalseVersión en línea Glacial landforms: true/false quiz. por Hector Flores 1 Longitudinal dunes form perpendicular to the prevailing wind. Yes No 2 Deserts cover about 30% of the Earth's land surface. Yes No 3 Some deserts have cold temperatures at night, especially those at high latitudes or elevations. Yes No 4 Moraines are accumulations of rock debris transported by glaciers. Yes No 5 Kettles form when blocks of ice get buried in glacial outwash and melt creating depressions. Yes No 6 Moraines are formed by volcanic ash deposition at glacier margins. Yes No 7 Wind erosion removes loose surface material by deflation and abrasion. Yes No 8 Dunes only occur in deserts; coastal dunes cannot form. Yes No 9 Kettles are large volcanic craters formed by glaciers. Yes No 10 Deflation is the process of wind depositing sediments. Yes No 11 Glaciers move exclusively by surface melting; interior deformation is negligible. Yes No 12 Water in deserts is often found as groundwater in aquifers and as ephemeral rainfall runoff. Yes No 13 Glacial erosion often carves U-shaped valleys. Yes No 14 Outwash plains are formed by sediments deposited by meltwater flowing from the glacier. Yes No 15 Barchan dunes form crescent-shaped dunes with horns pointing downwind in areas with scarce sand and unidirectional wind. Yes No 16 Deserts commonly receive more than 50 cm of rainfall annually. Yes No 17 Star dunes are produced by a single, steady wind direction. Yes No 18 Glacial erosion primarily creates V-shaped valleys. Yes No 19 Loess deposits are wind-blown silt that cover large regions. Yes No 20 All deserts have scorching temperatures year-round. Yes No 21 Oases occur where groundwater reaches the surface, supporting vegetation. Yes No 22 Weathering in deserts is mainly mechanical due to temperature fluctuations. Yes No 23 There are deserts with dense rainforest around them. Yes No 24 Transverse dunes form perpendicular to the prevailing wind when sand supply is abundant. Yes No 25 Glaciers move by basal sliding and internal deformation. Yes No 26 Star dunes develop where wind comes from multiple directions, creating tall, pyramidal dunes. Yes No 27 Loess deposits are mainly clay-sized particles. Yes No 28 An outwash plain is a frozen, stagnant feature behind the glacier. Yes No 29 Most of the water in deserts is found on the surface as rivers. Yes No 30 Weathering in deserts is dominated by chemical weathering due to constant humidity. Yes No

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Longitudinal dunes form perpendicular to the prevailing wind.

Deserts cover about 30% of the Earth's land surface.

Some deserts have cold temperatures at night, especially those at high latitudes or elevations.

Moraines are accumulations of rock debris transported by glaciers.

Kettles form when blocks of ice get buried in glacial outwash and melt creating depressions.

Moraines are formed by volcanic ash deposition at glacier margins.

Wind erosion removes loose surface material by deflation and abrasion.

Dunes only occur in deserts; coastal dunes cannot form.

Kettles are large volcanic craters formed by glaciers.

Deflation is the process of wind depositing sediments.

Glaciers move exclusively by surface melting; interior deformation is negligible.

Water in deserts is often found as groundwater in aquifers and as ephemeral rainfall runoff.

Glacial erosion often carves U-shaped valleys.

Outwash plains are formed by sediments deposited by meltwater flowing from the glacier.

Barchan dunes form crescent-shaped dunes with horns pointing downwind in areas with scarce sand and unidirectional wind.

Deserts commonly receive more than 50 cm of rainfall annually.

Star dunes are produced by a single, steady wind direction.

Glacial erosion primarily creates V-shaped valleys.

Loess deposits are wind-blown silt that cover large regions.

All deserts have scorching temperatures year-round.

Oases occur where groundwater reaches the surface, supporting vegetation.

Weathering in deserts is mainly mechanical due to temperature fluctuations.

There are deserts with dense rainforest around them.

Transverse dunes form perpendicular to the prevailing wind when sand supply is abundant.

Glaciers move by basal sliding and internal deformation.

Star dunes develop where wind comes from multiple directions, creating tall, pyramidal dunes.

Loess deposits are mainly clay-sized particles.

An outwash plain is a frozen, stagnant feature behind the glacier.

Most of the water in deserts is found on the surface as rivers.

Weathering in deserts is dominated by chemical weathering due to constant humidity.