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Sections 13.1 through 13.5 Glacier's Word Search

Horizontales
Any rock or sediment transported and deposited by a glacier or by glacial meltwater
A small depression formed by a block of stagnant ice; many fill with water to become lakes.
A small glacial valley lying high above the floor of the main valley
A small mound or ridge of stratified drift deposited by a stream that flows on top of, within, or beneath a glacier.
Movement of a glacier in which the entire mass slides over bedrock
A type of boulder, usually different from bedrock in the immediate vicinity, that was transported to its present location by a glacier
A vast, continuous mass of ice that flows outward in all directions and covers a large portion of a continent's area
Parallel grooves and scratches in bedrock that form as rocks are dragged along at the base of a glacier
A deep, narrow glacially carved valley on a high-latitude seacoast that was later flooded by encroaching ses as the glaciers melted
A thick mass of ice that floats on the ocean surface but is connected to and fed from a glacier on land
Rocks and sediment deposited by a glacier deposited sediment can range from powdery still silt to large boulders.
The end, or foot, of a glacier.
Verticales
A steep-walled, spoon-shaped depression eroded into a mountain peak by a glacier
A time when alpine glaciers descend into lowland valleys and continental glaciers grow over high-latitude continents; usually used in reference to the Pleistocene Glaciation
Loosely compacted deposits of windblown silt.
A relatively warm, ice-free time separating glaciations
A narrow glacier that forms at or near a mountain peak and is confined to a valley by surrounding terrain
Movement of a glacier in which the ice flows as a viscous fluid.
A sharp narrow ridge of rock between adjacent valleys or between two cirques, created when two alpine glaciers moved along opposite sides of the mountain ridge and eroded both sides
A massive long lasting accumulation of compacted snow and ice that forms on land and moves downslope or spreads outward under its own weight
Glacial drift that was deposited directly by glacial ice.
A fracture or crack in the brittle upper 40 meters of a glacier, formed when the glacier flows over uneven bedrock
Sediment deposited by streams flowing from the terminus of a melting glacier.
A long, snakelike ridge formed as the channel deposit of a stream that flowed within a beneath a melting glacier
Elongated hills, usually occurring clusters, formed when a glacier flows over and reshapes a mound of till or stratified drift