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WorksheetsESS1.1 and ESS 2.1, Part 1 - Landforms
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 19mins
An area of land that is flat on top with steep sides. It is higher than the surrounding land.
Island
Valley
Peninsula
Plateau
Low land surrounded by hills or mountains
Valley
Volcano
Hill
Isthmus
Mound of land that is shorter than a mountain
Valley
Hill
Cliff
Cave
A tall, rocky mound of land that is taller than the surrounding land
Mountain
Delta
Hill
Glacier
Large body of water surrounded by land
Bay
Waterfall
Lake
Valley
Large body of water that surrounds an entire continent
Lake
Waterfall
Ocean
Isthmus
Flow of water that runs towards an ocean, lake, or sea
Valley
Volcano
Ocean
River
A body of land surrounded by water on three sides
Isthmus
River
Peninsula
Island
An area of land surrounded on all sides by water
Peninsula
Island
Isthmus
Volcano
A mountain that forms when magma rises through the Earth's crust
Valley
Plain
Delta
Volcano
A large, natural underground chamber in the side of a hill or a mountain
Cave
Valley
Volcano
Plain
A very large, flat area of grassy land
Valley
Hill
Plain
Peninsula
A built up deposit of sediment at the end of a river or stream
Peninsula
Delta
Estuary
River
A large block of ice that moves across the Earth's surface
Glacier
Desert
Mountain
Bay
A body of water that is partly enclosed by land
Island
Bay
Peninsula
Isthmus
A deep, narrow valley with high, steep walls. Usually formed by a river.
Canyon
Valley
Kettle
Peninsula
A narrow strip of land with water on both sides. It connects two larger lands areas.
Peninsula
Isthmus
Bay
Island
When part of a glacier gets trapped and buried in the dirt and slowly melts, leaving behind and large, kettle-shaped hole in the earth
Valley
Trench
Mountain
Kettle
A strip of land created by the build up of sand in one area over time
Isthmus
Bay
Sandbar
Island
