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Sand dunes form along some coastlines. Which factor is most responsible for forming sand dunes?

• rain

• wind

• water

• ice

Plateaus and plains are both landforms. How is a plateau different from a plain?

• The elevation of a plateau is higher than that of the surrounding area.

• The elevation of a plateau varies greatly from place to place

• The area of a plateau is greater than that of a plain.

• The area of a plateau is greater than that of a plain.

The state of Florida is a peninsula. What type of landform borders the Florida peninsula on three sides?

• a river

• a delta

• a coastline

• a mountain

A large body of water with land all around it is called a 

• ocean

• river

• stream

• lake

Sand dunes are mostly found in what landforms?

• rivers and oceans

• streams and lakes

• mountains and glaciers

• coastlines and deserts

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These landforms are NOT found in Florida

• mountains and glaciers

• coastlines and sand dunes

• rivers and lakes

• deltas

Mountains and glaciers produce

• limestone

• sediment

• castles

• stone

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What is the primary factor responsible for the formation of sand dunes along coastlines?

• rain

• wind

• water

• ice

How is a plateau different from a plain?

• The elevation of a plateau is higher than that of the surrounding area.

• The elevation of a plateau varies greatly from place to place.

• The area of a plateau is greater than that of a plain.

• The area of a plateau is greater than that of a plain.

What type of landform borders the Florida peninsula on three sides?

• a river

• a delta

• a coastline

• a mountain