Which of the following are examples of features in a landscape that are formed by the direct action of glacial ice (i.e., glacial landforms)? Select all that apply.Multiple choice
A
folded rocks
B
blind thrusts
C
U-shaped valley
D
V-shaped valley
E
hanging valleys
F
striated rock faces
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