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