Skills
Landscapes
Landforms
Geographical Processes
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100

The direction at the top of most maps.

North

100

This flat, dry landscape is typically covered in sand and has very little rainfall.

Desert

100

A raised area of land, lower than a mountain.

Hill

100

The wearing away of the Earth’s surface by wind, water, or ice.

Erosion

100

What is deforestation?

Deforestation is the large-scale removal of forest cover.

200

Lines on a map that show elevation and shape of land.

Contour lines

200

This type of landscape is dominated by trees and receives high rainfall.

Forest

200

A cone-shaped mountain formed by lava and ash.

Volcano

200

The process of rocks breaking down into smaller pieces.

Weathering

200

This popular Australian beach is both a tourist attraction and an example of a coastal landform shaped by waves.

Bondi Beach

300

The two types of references when reading a map. G..... Reference and A..... Reference

Grid Reference and Area Reference

300

What are the three different ways people can value landscapes and landforms?

Cultural/spiritual, economic, aesthetic

300

A deep valley with steep sides, often carved by rivers over time.

Canyon

300

The movement of tectonic plates causes this kind of landform to form.

Mountain ranges

300

Name two reasons for deforestation?

Agriculture

Urban development

Mining

400

Lines of L....... and L.......
What are they called?

Latitude and Longitude

400

This type of natural hazard is common in mountainous regions and can be dangerous to people.

Landslide

400

First Nations Australians often have strong cultural connections to this large rock formation.

Uluru

400

This supercontinent existed over 200 million years ago before breaking apart due to tectonic plate movement.

Pangaea

400

This large human-made structure is often built across rivers to control water flow, generate electricity, and prevent flooding.

Dam

500

When writing bearings, do you write the eastings or the northings first?

Eastings

500
Name 5 different landscapes?

Mountain, Coastal, Desert, Rainforest, Grassland, Polar, Tundra, Built (Human), Wetland, Volcanic, Glacial, Island, Plateau



500

This term describes the flat, fertile area formed by rivers depositing sediment.

Floodplain

500

Name 2 different types of plate boundaries.

Transform

Convergent

Collision

Divergent

500

What was the name of the gorge we studied, that was destroyed by mining giant BHP Billiton

Juukan Gorge

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