Landforms Part 1
These landforms are usually very flat, with few trees.
What are plains?
These landforms are known for their explosive nature.
What are volcanoes?
This natural process transports pieces of rocks and landforms through wind, water, and living organisms.
What is erosion?
This human activity creates gigantic holes for collecting precious metals.
What is mining?
Nepal, Switzerland, Canada, and the United States are home to some of the largest examples of this landform.
What are mountains?
Although not the tallest of landforms, these can still be difficult to climb, but fun to sled down.
What are hills?
This natural process breaks down rocks, soil, and minerals into smaller pieces when it comes into contact with the Earth's atmosphere.
What is weathering?
What is land reclamation?
Magma that has reached the surface is called "________".
What is lava?
There is less oxygen at the top of these high altitude landforms.
What are mountains?
These landforms are found between mountains or hills.
What are valleys?
This colossal force affects landforms on a global scale by colliding and rubbing together.
What are tectonic forces?
This country is world-renowned for using dams to reclaim land from sea and protect against floods.
What is the Netherlands?
Valleys are formed by two natural processes, both of them made of water.
What are rivers and glaciers?
This landform is created when mountains erode or when magma swells up below the surface of the earth.
What are plateaus?
These landforms are formed over thousands of years by compressed ice and snow.
What are glaciers?
What is glaciation?
This is the name of a city in the Middle East that regularly uses land reclamation to make beautiful islands and city developments.
What is Dubai?
What natural material forms deltas?
What is sediment?