M2 Lesson 3 Quiz

What is a landform?

• A natural or artificial feature of the solid surface of the Earth

• A visible feature of an area of land

• A network of rivers and the surrounding area

• A section of coastline with coastal features

What is a landscape?

• A natural or artificial feature of the solid surface of the Earth

• A visible feature of an area of land

• A network of rivers and the surrounding area

• A section of coastline with coastal features

What is a coastal landscape?

• A natural or artificial feature of the solid surface of the Earth

• A visible feature of an area of land

• A section of coastline with coastal features

• A network of rivers and the surrounding area

What is a riverine landscape?

• A natural or artificial feature of the solid surface of the Earth

• A visible feature of an area of land

• A network of rivers and the surrounding area

• A section of coastline with coastal features

What is an arid landscape?

• A natural or artificial feature of the solid surface of the Earth

• A visible feature of an area of land

• A section of coastline with coastal features

• A significant lack of available water

What is a mountain landscape?

• A natural or artificial feature of the solid surface of the Earth

• A visible feature of an area of land

• A type of land that has risen above the surrounding territory

• A significant lack of available water

What is a karst landscape?

• A natural or artificial feature of the solid surface of the Earth

• A visible feature of an area of land

• A form of topography created by the dissolution of soluble rocks

• A type of land that has risen above the surrounding territory

What are some landforms in mountainous landscapes?

• Valleys and gorges

• Underwater irrigation channels and sinkholes

• Coastal features

• Ecosystems near a river

What is the height range of mountains?

• Less than 600 m

• 600 metres to more than 8000 metres

• More than 8000 metres

• Raised ground

What is the distinguishing feature of karst landscapes?

• Underwater irrigation channels

• Sinkholes and caves

• Erosional and depositional coastal features

• Lack of available water