Landforms
The highest type of landform that has a peak or summit.
What is a mountain?
A small body of fresh water, smaller than a lake.
What is a pond?
The Capital of Australia.
What is Canberra?
Water that falls down to Earth from the sky.
What is rain?
This term describes the natural home or environment where a plant or animal lives.
What is a habitat?
A dry area of land with little water or plant life.
What is a desert?
This body of saltwater covers 70% of the Earth.
What is the ocean?
This country has the biggest population (bonus if you can answer the number)
What is India?
(1.44 billion)
This weather condition involves frozen water falling from the sky and is common in winter.
What is snow?
This type of ecosystem is known for its dense trees and high rainfall, and is often found near the equator.
What is a Rainforest?
A landform that is surrounded by water on all sides.
What is an island?
This is a flowing body of fresh water that usually flows into an ocean, lake or another one of its kind.
What is a river?
This country is in Europe and is known for the Eiffel Tower.
What is France?
Extreme weather event that Australia is known for during summer.
What are bushfires?
This ecosystem features wide open spaces with grasses and a few scattered trees, and is found in places like Africa and South America.
What is a Savannah?
This hot mountain can spew out lava and ash.
What is a volcano?
A small body of water that connects two bigger bodies of water, commonly used for travel in Venice.
What is a canal?
This continent is known for its rainforests and the Amazon river.
What is South America?
This is the term for a rotating column of air that extends from a thunderstorm to the ground.
What is a Tornado?
This cold, treeless ecosystem is found in the polar regions and is known for its permafrost and low-growing plants.
What is a Tundra?
This landform is a large deep valley with steep sides, often carved by a river.
What is a canyon?
The two bodies of water that boarder Western Australia
What are the Indian and Southern Ocean?
Names of the continents on Earth
What are, Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America?
The standard weather over a long period of time.
What is climate?
This includes all the living organisms, such as plants and animals, as well as the non-living components, like water and soil, in a particular environment.
What is an ecosystem?