Class 11 Geography Chapter 3 Landforms Quiz 9 (60 MCQs)

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1. We live in the country of
2. Throughout the enormous plateau of Africa, lies huge water collectors that can also be called depressions. They can get as deep as 5, 000 feet and 625 miles wide. These are called what?
3. The Columbian plateau is an example of which type of plateau?
4. Glaciers are masses of ice that move slowly on land. Which of these features was most likely formed by a glacier?
5. Abigail is conducting a research project on the characteristics of human populations in urban areas. What is the term for the study she is focusing on?
6. A large, flat surface that is covered in grass
7. The largest body of water and its water is salty
8. Which of the following is NOT a geographical feature?
9. A piece of land surrounded by water on all but one side.
10. Sand dunes can have many shapes and sizes. How is a natural sand dune formed?
11. What influences how landforms and landscapes look?
12. They are large stretches of flat land. What are they?
13. What is a landform surrounded by water, but still connects to land on one side?
14. Which animal would you most likely find in the Coastal Plain region of Georgia?
15. What is the capital of New York?
16. The Appalachian Mountains can be found in Africa!
17. The movement of the tectonic plates is caused by
18. Which of the following show that continents are listed from largest to smallest?
19. What is the main occupation in plains?
20. What is the primary factor that shapes the coastline of Florida?
21. A mountain is a small naturally raised area of land with low peaks
22. The lowest and flattest landform in North Carolina.
23. It is the name of the world's largest and deepest ocean.
24. What divides the world into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?
25. Lakes in New York State are
26. On which continent is New York located?
27. Which country is NOT located in the Western Hemisphere.
28. 0 degree latitude line
29. What is an area of land saturated by water near a river or lake called?
30. The lithosphere:
31. Shaking of the earth's surface
32. A flat-topped highland with steep sides and looks like a table
33. Maps, Globes, GPS devices, and compasses help people to find places.
34. What is the source of the Mississippi River?
35. Which of these is not a type pf landform?
36. Which river borders the US and Canada?
37. A group of places unified by a common feature
38. The area directly affected by the disaster is known as:
39. How do you read a map's scale?
40. Which mountain range is the Andes located in?
41. What type of region gets very little rain each year and can be hot or cold?
42. A strip of land that extends into a body of water.
43. Low land between mountains is called
44. Which Theme of Geography:Migration as a way of connecting places and people, which is an example of
45. What type of landform are all of these? The St. Mary's, the St. Johns, the Suwannee, and the Chatahochee?
46. A/an ..... is an area with water and vegetation and is found in a desert. They can be natural or man-made.
47. The name of our country is The United States of America (USA).
48. Major rivers in New York State are
49. Which of the following mountain ranges is the oldest in the United States?
50. Which landform best describes a deep, narrow valley with steep sides?
51. A river or stream that flows into a larger river.
52. An area of mostly flat land that is higher than the land around it.
53. What does longitude measure?
54. A landform made of sediment that is deposited at the end of a river
55. Which landform would be best for farming and why?
56. A round or raised landform that is not as high as a mountain.
57. People have no food for a long time and many people die
58. The outer solid layer of the Earth.
59. Washington is between ..... to ..... North Latitude?
60. What is the term for a smaller river or stream that feeds into a larger river?