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What is a sand dune?

A hill of loose sand commonly found along coasts and in deserts.

What is a volcano?

A mountain or hill with a crater through which lava is projected.

What is a mountain?

A steep, naturally elevated area of land. It typically has high relief and may have exposed bedrock.

Name the landform.

island

What is a cliff?

A steep rock face where the land’s surface abruptly drops off.

What is a cave?

A naturally formed, underground chamber, below the earth’s surface or on the side of a hill or cliff.

Name the landform.

volcano

Name the landform.

mesa

What is a peninsula?

A body of land that sticks out into a body of water. It is mostly surrounded by water and connected to a larger landmass on one side.

Name the landform.

canyon

What is a canyon?

A deep, narrow passage bounded by steep cliffs on both sides. Canyons are like valleys but with much steeper walls.

What is an island?

A body of land surrounded by water. Islands are smaller than continents and can be found in many types of water bodies such as oceans, lakes, and rivers.

What is a hill?

A rounded, naturally elevated area of land.

What is a mesa?

A steep, naturally elevated area of land. It typically has high relief and may have exposed bedrock.

Name the landform.

cliff

What is a valley?

A low area of land between two hills or mountains. Valleys often have streams flowing through them.

Name the landform.

valley

What is an isthmus?

A narrow strip of land with water on two sides, connecting two bodies of land.

Name the landform.

sand dune

Name the landform.

isthmus

What is a landform?

Landforms are the naturally formed, solid features of the earth’s surface.

Name the landform.

peninsula

Name the landform.

mountain

Name the landform.

hill

Name the landform.

cave