Year 7 Geography: Landscape and Landforms Terms

No place or thing on Earth exists in isolation:

Capacity of the environment to support the lives of living creatures into the future:

Management strategy that aims to keep an environment in its existing form:

Overgrazing, land clearing, mining are examples of human activities that cause:

Can stand alone, be grouped in ranges, or form ridges:

Reducing plastics, conserving water and planting trees are examples of ________________ habits.

This image shows a _______________ landscape.

Polluting a pond with rubbish will affect the entire_________________.

Sinkholes are examples of this highly unstable landscape:

Maps that show the shape of the land:

The landscape shown in this image is:

Biodiversity is:

Anything that can be recorded as numbers:

Looking at the geography of a country is an example of ____________ scale.

Land surface worn down by running water, ice, wave action or wind:

The seven geographical concepts can be remembered through using the following acronym:

Weathered and eroded material transported by running water, ice waves or wind and "laid down":

Breakdown or decay of rocks and minerals at or near the surface:

Bears eating berries that grow in the forest is an example of ____________________.

Location, spatial distribution and organisation: