Adjectives to Describe Nature
Geographical Features I
Geographical Features II
Grammar I
Grammar II
100

This is the adjective form of hills.

What is hilly?

100

This is a range of mountains.

What is a mountain range?

100

This is what the top of a mountain is called.

What is peak?

100

You can use this grammar form to give strong advice or warn of a possible negative consequence.

What is had better/had better not?

100

This is a word that is part of the infinitive form and can act as a preposition.

What is to?

200

This is the adjective form of mountains.

What is mountainous?

200

This is a low area of land in between mountains that usually has a river or stream flowing through it.

What is a valley?
200

This is a large, flat area of land.

What is a plain?

200

This is a less strong form of had better/had better not.

What is should/should not?

200

Use this preposition in the blank: I'm going __ the park.

What is to?

300

These two words can be used to describe a desert.

What is dry and arid?

300

This is a giant block of ice that moves.

What is a glacier?

300

This is a piece of land that is completely surrounded by water.

What is an island?

300

Generally speaking, use this preposition for continents, countries, cities, etc.

What is in?

300

Use this preposition in the blank: The canoe is __ the lake.

What is on?

400

This word can be used to describe a beautiful landscape.

What is scenic?

400

This is a place in a river or stream where water flows over a steep drop or cliff.

What is a waterfall?

400

This is a large, standing body of water that is completely surrounded by land.

What is a lake?

400

Generally speaking, use this preposition for the surfaces or outer layers of things/places.

What is on?

400

Use this preposition in the blank: Florida is __ the southeastern part of the U.S.

What is in?

500

These three words can be used to describe foliage/vegetation.

What is lush, green, and verdant?

500

This is a deep, narrow valley with high, steep rock cliffs on both sides.

What is a canyon?

500

This is a strip of land where the mainland meets an ocean, sea, or large lake.

What is the coast?

500

Generally speaking, use this preposition to show parts of a whole, possession or belonging, etc.

What is of?

500

Use this preposition in the blank: Puerto Rico is a part __ the U.S.

What is of?

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