Land that hasn't been changed by humans is called....
A natural landscape
An urban landscape
A rural landscape
What is a landscape?
Land that humans have changed is called...
An urban landscape
A man-made landscape
Pizza is good.
A natural landscape
I love visiting my village. It has a...
ruler landscape
rural landscape
natural landscape
urban landscape
How can landscapes change?
Building a snowman.
Natural and man-made changes.
Extreme weather events.
Only humans can change landscapes.
Is a drought a fast or slow change?
Fast change
Slow change
Choose the natural landscape change.
mining
deforestation
intensive farming
wind and water flow
Are buildings and road natural or man-made?
man-made
natural
Is a flood a fast or slow change?
a fast change
a slow change
Underwater caves have got bigger in the last one million years is an example of a fast change or a slow change?
A fast change
A slow change
A mountain exists because of a volcano that erupted in the Prehistoric Age is an example of a fast or slow change?
A fast change
A slow change
Heat-trapping gases make the Earth's temperature rise. This is called
Fossil fuels
Climate change
Waste and rubbish
Deforestation
What is a drought?
A drought happens when there is too much rain.
A drought happens when there is no rain for a long time.
A drought is a famous sandwich in New York
A drought is a man-made landscape.
Describe waste and rubbish's negative effect on the environment.
Crop fertilisers and gases from farm animals harm the air.
They create a lot of methane when they decompose
Cutting trees down increases carbon dioxide in the air.
They add extra heat-trapping gases to the atmosphere.
Describe intensive farming's negative effect on the environment.
They create a lot of methane when they decompose
Cutting trees down increases carbon dioxide in the air.
Crop fertilisers and gases from farm animals are harmful.
They add extra heat-trapping gases to the atmosphere.
Describe deforestation's negative effect on the environment.
They add extra heat-trapping gases to the atmosphere.
They create a lot of methane when they decompose
Crop fertilisers and gases from farm animals are harmful.
Cutting trees down increases carbon dioxide in the air.
