Landforms Part 1
These landforms are usually very flat, though they can sometimes roll gently.
plains
These landforms are known for their explosive nature.
volcanoes
This body of water is always running, but it never gets tired.
A river
This continent contains Canada, The U.S., and Mexico?
North America
Although not the tallest of landforms, these can still be difficult to climb, but to sled down.
hills
These landforms don't really float on the oceans, but they are completely surrounded by water.
islands
How many great lakes are there in America?
Five
In area, this is the largest of the continents.
Asia
There is less oxygen at the top of these high altitude landforms.
mountains
These landforms are found at the base of mountains or hills.
valleys
This spectacle is created when a river's waters plunges off of a steep cliff.
A waterfall?
This continent is indigenous to kangaroos and koalas.
Australia
These landforms are cut into the earth by the force of moving water. They can be very steep and very GRAND.
canyons
These landforms can provide a home to bats, bears, or even people.
caves
How many oceans are there?
Five
This continent contains grasslands called savannas, which are home to lions, cheetahs, zebras, and giraffes.
Africa
The landform has steeps sides and a flat top
plateaus
This name is given to landforms that are surrounded by water on three sides.
peninsulas
What body of water is larger than a pond but smaller than an ocean?
A lake
The number of continents.
7