Question

1. The lifting and removal of loose material by wind is called *blank*

Answer 1

1. Deflation

2. Loess

4. Kames, esker, drumline, and end moraines

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. The "lifting and removal" of "loose material" by wind is called wind erosion.

2. Deposits of windblown silt are called loess.

3.  Results of the "last ice age":

• The occurrence of last ice age increased the mean sea level by approximately 120 metres.

• It also resulted in the development of Homo Sapiens (a more developed species of human beings that had by then adapted to harsh climates)

4. Following are a few glacial depositional features:

• Moraine: It is an unconsolidated mass of rocks and regolith deposited by a glacier.
• Kettle: A hole formed on a draining plane by glacial action is called a Kettle.
• Esker: It is a ridge that is formed when a glacier melts to leave back "stratified sand and gravel".
• Drumlin: A long trail-like hill formed of rock, sand and gravel deposited by a glacier is known as Drumlin