WorksheetsUnit 1 Vocab. Quiz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 32mins
What are landforms?
Landforms are how the land changes.
Landforms are natural features of the Earth's surface.
Landforms are cool!
What landform?
Delta
Valley
Mountain
Hills
What landform?
Island
Dune
Hills
Lake
What landform?
Hills
Valley
Mountain
Sinkhole
What landform?
Valley
Mountain
Plain
Hills
What landform?
Lake
Delta
Cave
Island
What Landform?
Volcano
Mountain
Canyon
Hill
delta
Which type of landform is this
Mountain
Hill
Glacier
Valley
Lake
River
Cave
Canyon
What landform is this?
What landform is this?
glacial grooves
floodplain
spring
river
lake
cliff
An (a) is land surrounded by water.
Match the following.
waterfall
ocean
stream
A (a) is a body of water that is surrounded by land.
What Landfrom is this?
River
Lake
Ocean
Cliff
What Landform is this?
Archipelago
Basin
Isthmus
Valley
What landform is this?
mountain
strait
cataract
mesa
the land
bay
gulf
sea
isthmus
large areas of similar ecosystems
astrodomes
food chain
biomes
food web
30% of the Earth-subdivided by climate and types of trees
rainforest
forest biome
tundra
aquatic
Rainforest, Deciduous Forest & Taiga
3 Grassland Biomes
3 Desert Biomes
3 Blind Mice
3 Forest Biomes
are large, open spaces where mostly grass grows. Trees only grow near rivers or streams. The soil is very rich. The largest land animals live in this area
marine
grasslands
forest
tundra
are very, very dry. During the day, it can get above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (F), but at night the temperature can drop into the 40s & 50s( F): have very little rainfall.
tangias
deserts
tundra
grasslands
are found near the equator. They have the largest variety of plant and animal life. They are very warm and very wet. Some of them can get as much as 400 inches of rain every year.
desert rain forest
tropical rain forest
arctic rain forest
temperate rain forests
are found along the coasts in places like the northwestern United States. They can be very wet but are much cooler than tropical rain forests.
pine forest
subtropical rainforest
rainbow forest
temperate rain forest
are the largest biomes on Earth. They can be warm or cold. They are home to plants like seaweed and animals like fish, whales, turtles and sponges.
oceans
ponds
lakes
ice islands
are rivers, lakes, streams and ponds. They are home to animals like fish, frogs and birds. Many plants grow in or near
saltwater biome
brackish biome
freshwater biome
brine bioms
Biosphere-Lithosphere
Geosphere-Lithosphere
Lithosphere
What are the four cardinal directions?
North, South, Windy, Sunny
Never Eat Slimy Worms
North, South, East, West
South Never Eat West
What is this?
A beautiful picture
A map key
Fire, trees, dots, hills
What is the name of the map feature that is circled in blue?
scale
key
ocean
title
What is the purpose of a map scale?
to show the distance between places
to show where the next lake is
to tell you what the symbols on a map mean
to help you find south
