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WorksheetsPM - LAND RELIEF
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
PEAKS AND ISOLATED MOUNTAINS
They are the result of the volcanic activity or erosive agents that have left the hardest rocks
They are always volcanic
They appear after a series of eartquakes
They are located in Europe
MOUNTAIN CHAINS
They are located in Africa
They are surrounded by salt water
They are formed by a narrow chain of sharp mountains surrounded by plains.
They are formed by a series of plateaus.
MOUNTAIN RANGES
They are near the coast.
There are none in Europe.
Most of them are volcanic.
They are the largest and highest mountain formations.
HEIGHT
The distance from the peak of a mountain to he valley.
The distance from the peak of a mountain to the rivers.
The distance from the peak of a mountain to the base.
The distance from the peak of a mountain to the sea level.
ALTITUDE
The distance from the peak of a mountain to the rivers.
The distance from the peak of a mountain to the base.
The distance from the peak of a mountain to the valley.
The distance of the peak of a mountain to the sea level.
VALLEYS
These are sunken areas between mountains or plateaus
These are sunken areas between plains
There are high flat areas
There are surrounded by rivers.
PLAINS
These are flat areas located at altitudes below 150 m.
These are near rivers or lakes.
These are made up of steep slopes
These are flat areas located at altitudes about 650 m.
PLATEAUS
These are made up of steep slopes
These are flat areas located at altitudes below 150 m.
These are near rivers or lakes.
These are flat areas located at altitudes about 650 m.
CAPE
It is an inlet of the sea found in areas with low coasts
It is a piece of land surrounded by water on all sides.
It is a piece of land which extends into the sea, generally forming rocky coasts.
It is an area of land surrounded by water except for on one side, the isthmus
PENINSULA
It is a piece of land which extends into the sea, generally forming rocky coasts
It is an area of land surrounded by water except for on one side, the isthmus
It is an inlet of the sea found in areas with low coasts
It is a piece of land surrounded by water on all sides
GULF
It is a piece of land surrounded by water on all sides
It is an inlet of the sea found in areas with low coasts
It is an area of land surrounded by water except for on one side, the isthmus
It is a piece of land which extends into the sea, generally forming rocky coasts
ISLAND
It is an inlet of the sea found in areas with low coasts
It is a piece of land which extends into the sea, generally forming rocky coasts
It is an area of land surrounded by water except for on one side, the isthmus
It is a piece of land surrounded by water on all sides
RIA
It is an inlet of the sea found in areas with low coasts
This type of marine inlet forms when the sea floods a valley eroded at the mouth of a river.
It is a group of islands.
It is a piece of land surrounded by water on all sides
CONTINENTAL SHELVES
They are large, flat areas which extend from the coast and reach a depth of around 3,000 m.
They are steep slopes that connect continental shelves with ocean basins.
They are large plains at a depth of between 3,000 and 6,000 m.
They are very high underwater mountain ranges located in the middle of the oceans.
CONTINENTAL SLOPES
They are large, flat areas which extend from the coast and reach a depth of around 3,000 m.
They are large plains at a depth of between 3,000 and 6,000 m.
They are steep slopes that connect continental shelves with ocean basins.
They are very high underwater mountain ranges located in the middle of the oceans.
ABYSSAL PLAINS
They are large plains at a depth of between 3,000 and 6,000 m.
They are steep slopes that connect continental shelves with ocean basins.
They are large, flat areas which extend from the coast and reach a depth of around 3,000 m.
They are very high underwater mountain ranges located in the middle of the oceans.
OCEAN RIDGES
They are large, flat areas which extend from the coast and reach a depth of around 3,000 m.
They are very high underwater mountain ranges located in the middle of the oceans.
They are large plains at a depth of between 3,000 and 6,000 m.
They are steep slopes that connect continental shelves with ocean basins.
OCEAN TRENCHES
They are large, flat areas which extend from the coast and reach a depth of around 3,000 m.
They are large plains at a depth of between 3,000 and 6,000 m.
They are very high underwater mountain ranges located in the middle of the oceans.
They are narrow cracks where we find the greatest depths on Earth.
MOUNTAINS
They are the lowest landforms
They are the highest landforms
They are part of the mesosphere
They are the main part of the Earth
