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1. What were the visible features resulting from the movement of the glacier on the soap and the sloped surface? 2. How did the sediment get into the ice? Is this an example of erosion, weathering, or both? 3. Explain how the glacier moved and why it moved. If it did not move, why do you think this was the case? 4. What are some ways you could determine the direction of glacial movement from sediments (and features) found in nature? 5. Did glaciers ever come through the area where you live? How do you know? What features suggest the presence (or absence) of glaciers in the area where you live?

1. What were the visible features resulting from the movement of the glacier on the soap and the sloped surface? 2. How did the sediment get into the ice? Is this an example of erosion, weathering, or both? 3. Explain how the glacier moved and why it moved. If it did not move, why do you think this was the case? 4. What are some ways you could determine the direction of glacial movement from sediments (and features) found in nature? 5. Did glaciers ever come through the area where you live? How do you know? What features suggest the presence (or absence) of glaciers in the area where you live?

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1. What were the visible features resulting from the movement of the glacier on the soap and the sloped surface?

2. How did the sediment get into the ice? Is this an example of erosion, weathering, or both?

3. Explain how the glacier moved and why it moved. If it did not move, why do you think this was the case?

4. What are some ways you could determine the direction of glacial movement from sediments (and features) found in nature?

5. Did glaciers ever come through the area where you live? How do you know? What features suggest the presence (or absence) of glaciers in the area where you live?

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