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4th grade Land forms
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Which is the tallest landform?
Hill
Plain
Valley
Mountain
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Earth's surface can change due to what?
Both
None of the above
Deposition
Erosion
3
Groups of mountains are called what
A group of mountains
Ridges
Plains
Mountain ranges
4
Which of these is a plain?
A
B
D
C
5
What causes chemical weathering?
Both
Acid rain
Neither
Salt
6
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a plain?
Few trees in the area
Mostly flat area
A large area of land
Rocky, with sharp points
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high land mass, often rocky, steep sides, pointed top
Valley
Hill
Mountain
Plain
8
Earth's landforms formed how long ago?
Millions of years
Thousands of years
Hundreds of years
Billions of years
9
Scientists who study geography care called what?
Biologists
Geographers
Archeologists
Marine Biologists
10
Which of the following can create a landform?
Animals
Clouds
Salt
Glacier
11
raised mound of land, less than 1000 ft high, often grassy
Hill
Mountain
Plain
Valley
12
The wearing away of Earth's surface by wind, water, or ice is called?
Weathering
Deposition
Breaking down
Erosion
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70 Percent of the Earth is covered in what?
Mountains
Water
Valleys
Land
14
Mechanical weathering are caused by what?
All of the above
Waves
Rain
Wind
15
A natural geographic structure on Earth's surface is what?
Valley
Plains
Landform
Hill
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Different types of land are what?
Valleys
Mountains
Landforms
Hills
17
Traits or features that cannot be changed are called what?
Characteristic
Erosion
Ocean
Landform
18
Which arrow is pointing to a mountain?
A
D
B
C
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low land between mountains and hills
Hill
Plain
Mountain
Valley
20
Earth's physical structure is called?
Hills
Geography
Valleys
Landforms
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Catastrophic events such as what can create landforms?
Flooding
Volcanoes
All of the above
Earthquakes
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broad, unbroken mostly flat land, usually very few trees
Plain
Valley
Mountain
Hill