Identifying Landforms Grade

The low land between mountains or  hills.

• Mountain
• Valley
• Hill
• Plain

This landform is higher than the land around it, but it is not as high  as a mountain.

• Mountain
• Valley
• Plain
• Hill

This landform rises at least 1,000  feet above the surrounding area and is taller than a hill.

• Mountain
• Hill
• Valley
• Plain

This is a nearly flat area of land. It  may have small, rolling hills but    most areas of this landform are about the same height.

• Valley
• Plain
• Mountain
• Hill

Mountains are usually found in groups or rows called ranges?

• True
• False

A hill comes to a peak at the top?

• True
• False

A valley may be v-shaped or u-shaped.

• True
• False

The land in the plains usually has poor soil for growing crops and traveling.

• True
• False

A hill is like a mountain because they both rise above the surrounding land.

• True
• False

A mountain is the same as a hill because they both rise above 1,000 feet.

• True
• False