Glaciation has carved out narrow sea inlets between rocky cliffs in scandinavia and on norway’s coasts. these inlets are called
a. fjords
b. polders
c. peninsulas
d. dikes

The correct answer is - a. fjords.

The fjords are a trademark feature of the landscape of the coastal part of Norway. The fjords were created by the glaciers that were moving towards the sea, and carving into the rocks with their pressure and movement with which they managed to create low elongated valleys between steep high rocky sides. Once the Ice Age finished, the glaciers melted, the sea level went up, and it flooded the low elongated valleys, making the inlets full of water surrounded by high steep sides, thus creating the fjords as we know them nowadays.