The relief of the UK

Downs are actually escarpments.

• True

• False

Eastern East Anglia is called The Fens.

• True

• False

Cotswold Hills are actually scarplands.

• True

• False

The low granite plateaux of south-west England end abruptly in cliffs, especially along the coast.

• True

• False

The granite moorlands of Exmoor and Dartmoor are in the east of England.

• True

• False

Cross Fell is in the Pennines.

• True

• False

The Cumbrian Mountains are in Wales

• True

• False

The Welsh Massif reaches 1085 m in Mount Snowdon.

• True

• False

The higher, more dramatic relief is found in the north or north-west of the UK while the flattest land is in the south-east.

• True

• False

Sedimentary rocks are harder than igneous ones.

• True

• False