Maps
Valuing Landscapes
Landforms
Creating landforms
Shaping Landforms
100

This map is a detailed, accurate graphic representations of features that appear on the Earth's surface

Topographic map

100

If you enjoy mountain-biking in a particular landscape, what king of value to you place on that landscape?

Recreational

100

In what landscape is a ridge most commonly found? 

Mountain

100

What is the technical term given to a massive slab of the earth’s crust moving to cause uplift or rifting?

Tectonic plate

100

Is a sea arch an example of weathering, erosion or deposition?

Erosion

200

Map lines joining places of equal height above sea level

Contour lines

200

If a company mines a particular landscape, what value do they place on that landscape?

Economic

200

In what landscape is a cave most commonly found?

Karst

200

What is the name given to the thick, buoyant, and relatively lightweight tectonic plates that forms the Earth's landmasses?

Continental plate

200

Is a desert dune an example of weathering, erosion or deposition?

Deposition

300

The imaginary line that divides the globe into two halves

Equator

300

Holding a belief that the mountains were alive before humans walked the earth is likely to go along with which way of valuing landscapes?

Cultural

300

In what landscape is a meander most commonly found?

Riverine

300

What name is given to the most volcanically and seismically active area in the world?

Pacific Ring of Fire

300

Which term best describes the breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces?

Weathering

400

On a weather map, what weather conditions can be predicted by the presence of a cold front?

Sharp drops in temperature, gusty winds, and rain.

400

The role of landscapes in maintaining natural ecosystems and supporting biodiversity demonstrates which value placed on landscapes?

Environmental

400

In what landscape is a mesa most commonly found?

Desert

400

What do you call a geological boundary where two tectonic plates are actively moving apart from one another?

Divergent plate boundary

400

Is a limestone cave system most likely an example of weathering, erosion or deposition?

Erosion

500

What are Eastings and Northings?

The numbers that enable the identification of a specific place on the map using the grid reference system.

500

Give an example of how different ways of valuing landscapes might conflict.

Economic and cultural ways of valuing landscapes can conflict e.g. the way tourists formerly climbed Uluru even though it is an Aboriginal sacred site.

500

What two landscapes will be found at a delta?

Coastal and Riverine

500

Are plates at a transverse boundary moving towards, away from or sliding horizontally alongside one another?

Horizontally alongside 

500

List three factors that are likely to cause erosion in a coastal landscape.

Wind, waves, sun

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