Landscapes 1
Landforms
Mix
Miscellaneous
100

Define the term "landscape"

A landscape is an area defined by specific characteristics and landforms.

100

Define the term "landform" 

A landform is a recognisable and natural formed feature on Earth's surface e.g. Uluru 

100

What are the four ways we value landscapes? 

Aesthetic, Emotional, Economic and Spiritual

100

What does BOLTSS stand for? 

Border, Orientation, Legend/Key, Title, Scale, Source

200

Name 3 types of landscapes

Coastal, mountain, desert & riverine, karst and human

200

What is the name of the tallest mountain in the world? 

Mount Everest 

200

What was the last state or territory in Australia to become a recognised/official state or territory?

Northern Territory

200

Which is the world’s largest country by size? 

Russia

300

What types of landscapes are found along the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn?

Deserts

300

What are 2 of the processes that shape our natural landforms? 

Erosion, weathering and deposition 

300

Give 3 examples of geomorphic hazards

Volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, landslides, earthquakes

300

What is the only flag in the world to have more than 4 sides?

Nepal

400

Name 4 landforms that make up a river landscape

Riverbank, floodplain, deltas, curve or bend, lake, billabong, tributary, waterfall, estuary

400

Name 3 types materials spewed from a volcano

Lava, ash, gas

400

What is the name of the two Oceans at the top and bottom of the Earth?

Arctic Ocean and Southern Ocean

400

Name all SEVEN continents  

Australia, Europe, Asia, Antarctica, North America, South America, Africa


500

Names 4 landforms that make up a coastal landscape

Beach, dunes, bay, headland, stack, spit, cliff

500

What is the name geographers give to a a slowly moving mass or river of ice?

Glacier
500

How is climate change making mountain landscapes more dangerous?

Melting glaciers causes flooding; avalanches, heavier snow; landslides/mudslides

500

Name all EIGHT capital cities in Australia

Sydney, Canberra, Hobart, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Darwin and Perth