The only continent to not have a glacier is _____________.

What percent of the Earth is covered by glaciers?

What are mounds of rock, pebble, sand and mud formed by a glacier called?

What are huge chunks of ice from a glacier that float off to sea called?

What is it called when huge chunks of ice break off a glacier or ice cap and become an iceberg?

What is a a deep crack in the top surface of a glacier called?

Glaciers on three sides of a mountain form a pyramid shape called a ___________.

These glaciers are located in high mountain elevations.

These glaciers are located on land near the poles.

A sample that is typically removed from an ice sheet or a high mountain glacier.

Glaciers usually form overnight.

Ice sheets in Antarctica are up to ________ thick.

The calculation of the difference between the amount of mass a glacier gained and the amount it lost over a certain period of time is called global warming.

Gravity causes glaciers to move.