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Landscapes and Landforms

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Students identify the different landforms and how they are created

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1
Geomorphic processes refers to
natural processes create distinctive landscapes
the sand in the desert
the colour of the sky
the non natural processes that create subtle landscapes
2
What is a salient image?
One that is hard to see
The item that is always in red
The most obvious thing on the page
One that draws your eye across the page
3
Colour is often used in images to..
represent feelings and emotions
make it look pretty
show the power of the mountain
make tourists go there
4
What famous landscape is pictured?
The Rocky Mountains
Mount Everest
San Andreas fault line
The equator
5
What acts as a vector in the image?
The water flowing down the mountain
The sky
The cloud
The trees
6
Tourist destination where people use the landscape for climbing and skiing is an example of...
Coastal Landscape
Arid Landscape
Riverine Landscape
Mountain landscape
7
Which is not a type of landscape?
Coastal
New South Wale
Riverine
Arid
8
Which is not a type of mountain?
Volcanic
Fold
Stack
Block
9
Tectonic activity refers to
the Earth's surface
the wearing away of the surface of the Earth
the process of eroded material being deposited
movement of layers of the Earth’s crust
10
Landforms are
mountain ranges
the process of eroded material being deposited
evolve in response to different forces acting on them
the wearing away of the Earth's surface by wind or water
11
Constructive forces are ones
that build new landforms or add to what is already there
that wear down the landscape
that breakdown rocks into smaller particles
that must contain sand
12
What acts as a vector in the image?
the rough land
what is a vector?
the dirt
the black gap in the landscape