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    The document defines and provides examples of different types of landforms and bodies of water, including mountains, peninsulas, islands, plains, valleys, plateaus, gulfs, rivers, bays, and lakes. It also includes review questions to test understanding of the key characteristics of rivers, mountains versus valleys, islands, what connects a peninsula, and the definition of a bay.

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    Landforms

    By Nicholas
    For Mrs. Rentz
    Mountains
    • A place on Earth’s
    surface that is much
    higher than the land
    around it.
    Peninsulas
    • A piece of land that
    projects into a body of
    water and is connected
    with the mainland by
    an isthmus.
    Islands
    • An area of land that is
    surrounded by a large
    body of water.
    Plains
    • A flat area on Earth’s
    surface.
    Valleys
    • A lowland area
    between higher land
    like mountains.
    Plateaus

    • A flat area higher than


    the land around it.
    Gulfs
    • A big body of water
    surrounded by a land
    area almost
    completely.
    Rivers
    • A moving body of
    water.
    Bays
    A body of water
    partially enclosed by
    land but with a wide
    mouth, affording
    access to the sea.
    A large inland body of
    Lakes fresh water or salt
    water.
    Questions
    • Which body of water moves?
    Questions
    • Which is higher, a mountain or a valley?
    Questions
    • What’s the name of a body of land that’s
    surrounded by water?
    Questions
    • What’s the thing that connects a peninsula
    to a larger body of land?
    Questions
    • What’s the name for a body of water that’s
    only partially enclosed by land?
    • (Hint: This body of water has a wide
    mouth.)

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