Landforms
Name that Landform
Formation Forces
Weathering and Erosion
Water Wonders
100

 A flat area of land higher than the land around it is called a?

Plateau

100

A piece of land surrounded by water.

Island

100

Water getting into cracks, freezing, and breaking the rocks or pavement apart

Weathering

100

True or False: Wind can cause both weathering and erosion.

True

100

A body of water surrounded by land is called a?

Lake

200

A low area of land between mountains or hills is called a?

Valley

200

 I am a sandy area often found near oceans or in deserts.

Dune

200

What process breaks rocks into smaller pieces without moving them?

Weathering

200

What type of weathering occurs when water freezes in cracks and breaks rocks apart?

ice wedging

200

his type of landform is formed by a river depositing sediment at its mouth.

Delta

300

This landform is a steep cliff or rock face, often found along coasts.

Cliff

300

I am a raised area of land with steep sides, larger than a hill.

Mountain

300

 What force occurs when wind or water moves sediment to a new location?

Erosion

300

Name two natural elements that cause weathering.

Water and Wind

300

This landform is a deep, narrow valley with steep sides, often carved out by a river. What is it?

Canyon
400

A large, slow-moving mass of ice is called a?

Glacier

400

I am a naturally formed bridge made of rock.

Arch

400

What force causes water to flow downhill and shape the land?

Gravity

400

What type of erosion happens when ocean waves wear away a coastline?

Costal Erosion

400

This landform is a large body of land surrounded by water on all sides. What is it?

Island

500

What landforms is made by deposition?

Delta


500

I am a large hill with a flat top and steep sides, often found in deserts.

Mesa

500

What force can cause canyons to form over millions of years?

River Erosion

500

 Over time, erosion can create this deep, narrow valley with steep sides.

Canyon

500

When groundwater erodes limestone, it can create these underground formations.

Caves and Caverns