A deep, narrow valley with steep sides carved by a river is called a:

Which feature is a large body of saltwater partly enclosed by a coastline, larger than a bay?

What term refers to a flat-topped, steep-sided elevated landform common in arid regions?

Which option correctly identifies a smaller river that flows into a larger river?

What is a landform rising prominently above its surroundings, typically with a peak?

Which term names a body of saltwater smaller than an ocean but larger than most gulfs?

Select the term for land completely surrounded by water.

Which pair correctly matches feature and location context?

Which feature most likely forms where prolonged river erosion cuts through plateau rock?

Which feature is a narrow waterway that connects two larger bodies of water?

Which landform is surrounded by water on three sides but connected to land on one side?

Which term describes a land bridge that connects two larger landmasses and is bordered by water on two sides?

Which feature forms where a river slows and deposits sediment at its mouth?

Which option best matches a river’s typical path through higher to lower elevation?

Which landform is a flat elevated area that rises above surrounding land?

Which landscape is characterized by very low precipitation and sparse vegetation?

A valley is best described as which of the following?

Which scenario would most likely create a strait?

Which pair correctly links a water–land interface term to its description?