Introducing Landforms

What is the genre of this story?

• Realistic Fiction

• Biography

• Informational Text

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What are plains?

• Flat areas of land

• A hill

• An area with volcanos

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Who are the authors of this story?

• Mr. Contreras and Mrs. Garza

• Fred Wilson and Rayna Villarreal

• Bobbie Kalman and Kelley MacAulay

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Landforms are shaped by...

• wind, dirt, and snow

• wind, fire, water, and ice

• wind, fire, and sand dunes

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A cliff is...

• a mountain

• a tall steep rock

• flat land full of grass

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What is a desert?

• a dry, sandy area of land without water and trees

• huge areas of flat land

• low landforms that are between mountains

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The definition of a coast is...

• a dry, sandy area

• a steep mountain

• the edge of land where it meets an ocean

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What is a canyon?

• narrow valleys with high, steep sides, often with a stream at the bottom

• dried lava that turns into mountain

• huge area of flat land

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What is a volcano?

• landforms that are found in dry areas

• a group of mountains

• an opening in the earth's crust through which steam, ashes, and lava are sometimes forced out.

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There are seven huge areas of land on earth called...

• continents

• mountains and plains

• wind and fire

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