Landforms and water – practice for Years 4–5
Sample questions on Landforms and water with the right answer and a worked solution, from easy to hard. In the Pickles Academy app a child gets new questions of the same kind every time, so they can't just learn the answers by heart.
- Subject
- Social studies
- Year
- Years 4–5
- Curriculum area
- The place where we live
Question types: Landscape words
Rule: Landforms and water
The source is where a river begins, the mouth where it flows into another river or the sea. A tributary flows into a river.
An island has water all around it, a peninsula on three sides. A lake is natural, a reservoir lies behind a dam.
Example: A mountain range is a line of mountains, the summit is the top, a valley lies between hills, a plain is low, flat land.
Watch out: The source is at the start of a river, the mouth at its end. Don’t mix them up.
Sample questions
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Question 1 Easy
What does each line describe? Match each item (1–3) with the right option (A–D).
- a man-made lake behind a dam
- a place where water falls over a step of rock
- low land between hills, often with a river
Show the solution
Answer:- a man-made lake behind a dam → D) reservoir
- a place where water falls over a step of rock → B) waterfall
- low land between hills, often with a river → A) valley
How it works: a man-made lake behind a dam – reservoir; a place where water falls over a step of rock – waterfall; low land between hills, often with a river – valley
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Question 2 Normal
What does each line describe? Match each item (1–4) with the right option (A–E).
- land with water on three sides
- the place where a river flows into another river or the sea
- a wide, flat area of low land
- a natural hollow in the ground filled with water
Show the solution
Answer:- land with water on three sides → A) peninsula
- the place where a river flows into another river or the sea → E) mouth
- a wide, flat area of low land → D) plain
- a natural hollow in the ground filled with water → B) lake
How it works: land with water on three sides – peninsula; the place where a river flows into another river or the sea – mouth; a wide, flat area of low land – plain; a natural hollow in the ground filled with water – lake
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Question 3 Hard
What does each line describe? Match each item (1–5) with the right option (A–F).
- a man-made lake behind a dam
- a place where water falls over a step of rock
- low land between hills, often with a river
- land with water on three sides
- a line of mountains joined together
Show the solution
Answer:- a man-made lake behind a dam → D) reservoir
- a place where water falls over a step of rock → A) waterfall
- low land between hills, often with a river → B) valley
- land with water on three sides → F) peninsula
- a line of mountains joined together → C) mountain range
How it works: a man-made lake behind a dam – reservoir; a place where water falls over a step of rock – waterfall; low land between hills, often with a river – valley; land with water on three sides – peninsula; a line of mountains joined together – mountain range
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