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Landforms 1 Study Guide



Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes thestatement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Large areas of flat land with fewtrees
a.
timberlinesc.valleys
b.canyonsd.plains
 

 2. 

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Stream of water that flows across the land andempties into another body of water
c.
a.
deltamarsh
b.
swampd.river
 

 3. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Shallow body of water that is located alongside acoast and separated from the ocean by a strip of land or a sandbank
c.
a.
fjordlake
b.
lagoond.cape
 

 4. 

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Nibble U Databank

Natural or artificial lakeused to store water
c.
a.
lagooncanal
b.
reservoird.fjord
 

 5. 

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Nibble U Databank

All the land that isdrained by a river and its tributaries
c.
a.
valleysource
b.
river basind.canal
 

 6. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Channel built to carry water for irrigation ornavigation
c.
a.
straitreservoir
b.
pondd.canal
 

 7. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Large area covered mostly with trees andbushes
c.
a.
tundraforest
b.
prairied.peak
 

 8. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Type of freshwater wetland that has spongy, muddyland and a lot of water; many trees and shrubs grow here
c.
a.
oasismarsh
b.
laked.swamp
 

 9. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Area of low land between hills ormountains
c.
a.
plateaumesa
b.
desertd.valley
 

 10. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Type of freshwater, brackish water or salt waterwetland that is found along rivers, ponds, lakes and coasts
a.
reservoirc.marsh
b.pond
d.
swamp
 

 11. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Sheltered place along a coast where boats docksafely
c.
a.
islandharbor
b.
laked.reef
 

 12. 

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Nibble UDatabank

Small body of water surrounded by land; smaller thana lake
c.
a.
covepond
b.
basin
d.
lagoon
 

 13. 

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Nibble U Databank

Small, horseshoe-shaped body of water along the coast
a.
lake
c.
cove
b.
gulf
d.
bay
 

 14. 

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mc014-1.jpg     
Nibble U Databank

Narrow strip of land that connects two larger bodies of land
a.
peninsula
c.
isthmus
b.
strait
d.
cape
 

 15. 

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mc015-1.jpg     
Nibble U Databank

Body of land completely surrounded by water
a.
island
c.
cove
b.
lake
d.
oasis
 

 16. 

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Nibble U Databank

One of the five large bodies of salt water that covers the earth
a.
gulf
c.
ocean
b.
lake
d.
sound
 

 17. 

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Nibble U Databank

Land along the ocean
a.
lagoon
c.
peninsula
b.
cove
d.
coast
 

 18. 

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mc018-1.jpg     
Nibble U Databank

Hill with a flat top; smaller than a plateau but larger than a butte
a.
mesa
c.
timberline
b.
volcano
d.
peak
 

 19. 

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Nibble U Databank

Where a river meets the sea or ocean
a.
atoll
c.
lagoon
b.
cove
d.
estuary
 

 20. 

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mc020-1.jpg     
Nibble U Databank

Wide inlet of the sea or ocean that is parallel to the coastline; it often separates a coastline from a nearby island
a.
sound
c.
estuary
b.
harbor
d.
fjord
 



 
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