Landforms #1
Bodies of Water 1
Landforms#2
Bodies of Water 2
Challenge (1.5x Points)
100

A landform with high elevation and steep sides.

Mountain

100

A place where water flows over a cliff.

Waterfall

100

An area of low land between two mountains or hills

Valley

100

 A natural stream of water larger than a brook or creek.

River

100

An area that contains a chain or group of islands scattered in lakes, rivers, or the ocean.

Archipelago

200

A mound of raised land that us smaller than a mountain. Usually formed when mountains wear away

Hill

200

The major bodies of saltwater that cover large parts of the Earth.

Ocean

200

Cone shaped mountain with an opening into the Earth. Molten rock and ash come out of it. 

Volcano

200

 A body of water that is surrounded by land.

Lake

200

A narrow sea channel

Strait

300

A large piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.

Peninsula

300

An area of land that is completely surrounded by water.

Island

300

A large underwater mountain range.

Oceanic Ridge

300

A steep incline of the ocean floor leading down from the edge of the continental shelf

Continental Slope
300

A large crack in the Earth formed by a river or earthquakes.

Canyon

400

A large low area of flat land that is often grassy.

Plain

400

Flat area of the ocean floor at a depth of between 3,000 and 7,000 meters

Abyssal Plain

400

A part of the coastline that extends into the sea.

Cape

400

A long narrow deep depression in the ocean floor

Oceanic Trench

400

A partially enclosed, coastal water body where freshwater from rivers and streams mixes with salt water from the ocean.

Estuary

500

A large area of flat land that is raised higher than the land around it.

Plateau

500
A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inwards.


Bay

500

A narrow strip of land that connects two larger areas of land.

Isthmus

500

An area of a sea or ocean partially enclosed by land, larger than a bay

Gulf

500

A fertile or green area in an arid region. (such as a desert)

Oasis