A(n)________ would likely be situated next to a large end moraine.
A)cirque
B)fjord
C)horn
D)outwash plain

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An outwash plain is a feature that is formed at the end of a glacier where meltwater streams from the glacier deposit sediments like sand and gravel. As a glacier moves, it carries these sediments with it and when it melts, the outwash plain is left behind. A large end moraine and an outwash plain are often situated next to each other, making choice D the best answer. A cirque is a bowl-shaped depression on a mountainside, a fjord is a deep, narrow, and elongated sea or lake drain, and a horn is a peak that forms when several glaciers erode a mountain. None of these features are typically associated with large end moraines.

A(n)________ Would Likely Be Situated Next to a Large End