Earth's Surface 7th Grade Ch. 6 Lesson 3

Plains and mountains are examples of _________ formed by processes that shape Earth's surface.

• landforms

• topographic features

• surface features

• features

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

A(n) _______ is a landform with high relief and high elevation.

• plateau

• ocean

• mountain

• plain

A landform with low relief and high elevation is a _____.

• plain

• mountain

• plateau

• topography

Which explains the term topography?

• the geological ages of a feature

• the heights and locations of features

• the seasonal variations of features

• the travel routes between features

Which landform covers the largest area of the central United States?

• Coastal Plains

• Interior Plains

• Ozark Plateau

• Rocky Mountains

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

Long chains of high mountains and deep canyons appear on dry land and on the ______ floor.

• coastal

• mountain

• canyon

• ocean

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-3

The young, rugged Rocky Mountains are in the ______ United States and Canada.

• western

• northern

• eastern

• southern

The height above sea level is also called _____.

• height

• relief

• topography

• elevation

The change in elevation in an area is called _____.

• elevation

• relief

• contour

• topography

Plains are landforms with ________.

• low elevation and low relief

• high elevation and low relief

• low elevation and high relief

• high elevation and high relief