WorksheetsSurface Features in the Geosphere
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 19mins
It is the shape of the land
(a)
These are features such as coastlines, dunes, and mountains.
(a)
It is found in Nepal/ Tibet with a height of 8850.
(a)
Forces that construct, or build up land.
Constructive forces
Destructive Forces
Volcanic Forces
Imagine you're on an adventure and come across a vast landform rising prominently above its surroundings, with a significant difference in height from the base to the peak. What is this landform called?
Mountain
Plateau
Plain
Coastline
Landforms with high elevation and low relief.
dunes
plains
plateaus
mountains
A hill of sand piled up by the wind.
(a)
A natural stream of water that flows into another body of water such as ocean, lake, or another river.
(a)
The boundary between the land and the ocean or a lake.
(a)
Landforms that have low elevation and low relief.
(a)
It has the longest coastline at 10,686 kilometers.
(a)
It has the second longest coastline, measuring at 2,170 kilometers.
(a)
A navigational system that uses satellite signals to fix location of a radio receiver on Earth.
(a)
A system of computer hardware and software used to produce interactive maps.
(a)
When photographs are taken with cameras mounted in airplanes.
(a)
Topographic maps have (a) lines to show elevation, relief, and slope.
Contour lines that are far apart represent (a) areas.
Lines are close together represent areas with (a) slopes.
When water erodes landforms, it is a (a) force.
A mountain is a landform with both high elevation and high (a) .
