Landforms and Bodies of Water

This landform is formed when pieces of Earth collide and are forced upwards.

(a)  

This type of landform is not as steep or tall as a mountain.

(a)  

Water flows quickly through a long, winding (a)   .

A (a)   is freshwater, surrounded by land. It is larger than a pond.

We live near a large body of water. It is called (a)   .

A large mass of ice that moves slowly and provides fresh water for rivers and lakes is called a (a)   .

A large body of salt water is called an (a)   .

What is an Island?

• A landform surrounded by water on all sides

• A landform surrounded by water on 3 sides

• A landform surrounded by land on all sides