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This document defines and describes different types of landforms and bodies of water on Earth's surface. It explains that landforms are natural shapes found on land, and includes mountains, hills, valleys, plains, plateaus, rivers, lakes, cliffs, and glaciers as examples. It also defines oceans as the largest bodies of water, covering 70% of the planet, and influencing weather and temperature. Seas are described as smaller than oceans and partly enclosed by land.
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- 1. Landforms on the Earth’s surface
- 2. What are landforms? Landforms are natural shapes or features found on the Earth’s surface. There are many different types of landforms found on the earth.
- 3. mountain  A mountain is a high place on the Earth’s surface, usual ly with a pointed top .
- 4. hill ï‚— A hill is smaller than a mountain, and has a rounded top.
- 5. valley ï‚— A valley is a lowland area between higher lands such as mountains.
- 6. plain  A plain is a large, flat area on the Earth’s surface.
- 7. plateau ï‚— A plateau is a flat area, higher than the land around it, or above the ocean.
- 8. river ï‚— A river is a long flowing stream of water.
- 9. lake ï‚— A lake is water that is completely surrounded by land.
- 10. cliff ï‚— A cliff is a wall of rock or soil near the sea.
- 11. glacier ï‚— A glacier is a large area of moving ice.
- 12. ocean ï‚— Oceans are masses of salt water. They are the largest bodies of water on earth.
- 13. oceans:  Cover 70% of the Earth’s surface.  Affect the weather and temperature.  Absorb the sun’s radiation.  Are all connected.  Are: the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Arctic Ocean and the Antarctic Ocean.
- 14. Map of the Oceans
- 15. sea ï‚— A sea is smaller than an ocean and is partly enclosed by land.
- 16. seas ï‚— The three largest seas are the: ï‚— South China Sea ï‚— Caribbean Sea ï‚— Mediterranean Sea