Sort Land and Water Clues - Practice 2

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Read with an adult. A map can show land and water. Use the description, not color alone: maps do not all use the same colors. Real shores can change with water level.

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A drawing labels one area dry ground and another lake water. The lake label identifies water.

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.

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A map is a chosen view of a place, not the place itself. Even a simple room map can leave out most of the objects in the room.

Question 1 A map labels an area ocean water. Is it water or dry ground? not enough letters water dry ground

Question 2 A map labels a patch dry ground. Which group fits? land water cloud

Question 3 A map labels a ribbon river water. Which group fits? dry ground hilltop water

Question 4 A map labels a patch dry meadow. Which group fits? ocean land water

Question 5 A map labels a blue patch pond water. Which word tells us it is water? water blue alone patch alone

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