A(n)______would logically be situated next to a large end moraine or terminal moraine.
A)pluvial lake
B)cirque
C)fiord
D)outwash plain

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An outwash plain is a flat area of land created by the deposition of sediment by meltwater from a glacier. It typically forms at the end of a glacier and is in close proximity to a large end moraine or terminal moraine. A pluvial lake forms when a region experiences increased precipitation, a cirque is a bowl-shaped depression carved into a mountain by a glacier, and a fiord is a deep, narrow inlet of the sea, typically formed by glaciers. None of these landforms are directly associated with moraines.

A(n)______would Logically Be Situated Next to a Large End Moraine