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Name Landforms from Their Shapes - Practice 2

Use the stated landform clue.

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Use the stated landform clue. An island has water all around its land; a peninsula is connected to larger land. A valley lies between higher ground. Drawings are simplified.

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Land with water around every side is an island. Land joined to a larger land area is not an island just because water is nearby.

Two simplified diagrams distinguish an island surrounded by water from a peninsula joined to larger land at the left. Land and water are identified by shapes and labels, not color alone.
Two simplified diagrams distinguish an island surrounded by water from a peninsula joined to larger land at the left. Land and water are identified by shapes and labels, not color alone.
Question 1 A small land area is completely surrounded by sea.
Question 2 A long low area runs between mountains.
Question 3 A narrow connection joins this land to a mainland; water lies on three sides.
Question 4 An inland body of standing water is shown.
Question 5 A mountain drawing points to its top.