Types of Landforms- Our Land

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Types of Landforms- Our Land

Name:______Period:______

Chapter 2.2 Jigsaw notes Page 50 (GROUP 1) Types of landforms- Our land (draw small examples group 1)

1. Mountains-

a. Mount Everest-

2. Valleys-

3. Flatlands-

a. Plains-

b. Plateaus-

4. Isthmus-

a.

5. Peninsula-

6. Island-

7. Continental shelf- 8. Trenches-

a. Marinana Trench-

Page 52 (GROUP 2) Humans and landforms

1. How do people choose where to live?______

a. Factor 1-

b. Factor 2-

2. Reasons why people settle near freshwater?

a.

b.

The water planet

1. ______% of Earth’s ______is salt water

a.a. Ice sheets of Antarctica, the Arctic, Greenland, and glaciers contain about ______% of Earth’s water

a.b. ______of Earth’s water is found in lakes, rivers, streams, underground

2. Water’s different forms (examples)

a.

b.

c. 3. Salt water on Earth

a. All ______on earth are part of a huge continuous body of ______.

b. Oceans have smaller arms called ______, ______, or ______.

4. Straight (channel)-

5. Freshwater only ______% of the water on Earth is ______water

a. Most is______and located______,______.

6. Groundwater-

7. Aquifers-

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1. River mouth-

2. Tributaries-

3. Delta-

Water Cycle -

draw a picture of the water cycle on the back- label the parts

4. Does the amount of water on earth ever change? 5. Water Cycle-

a.a. Evaporation-

(a.a.1) What determines how much water the air holds?-

(a.a.2) What type of air holds more water vapor?-

a.b. Condensation-

a.c. Precipitation-

(a.c.1) Example of precipitation-

(a.c.1.a)

(a.c.1.b)

(a.c.1.c)

a.d. Collection-

6. Why is very little of Earth’s freshwater usable?

Name:______Period:______

Chapter 2.2 Jigsaw notes Page 50 (GROUP 1) Types of landforms- Our land (draw small examples group 1)

1. Mountains-huge ______and are the highest landform a. Mount Everest-______in the world, Asia’s Himalayas

______feet tall.

2. Valleys-long stretch of land that is ______than the land on either ______

3. Flatlands- occur in one of ______forms a. Plains- flat lowlands found near ______and ______b. Plateaus- flatlands at ______

4. Isthmus- narrow ______that connects ______larger

landmasses and has water on ______sides. a. Central ______

5. Peninsula-a piece of land that is connected to ______on one

side but has water on the ______sides

6. Island- a body of ______that is smaller than a continent and ______by water.

7. Continental shelf- a ______that stretches for several ______underwater. At the edge of the shelf the ______down sharply to the ocean floor. 8. Trenches-______into the ocean floor created by ______. a. ______- deepest on earth in pacific ocean, 36, 198ft below sea level

Page 52 (GROUP 2) Humans and landforms 1.How do people choose where to live?_based on the number of ______

c. Factor 1- climate- the ______and ______

d. Factor 2-availablity of ______

2.Reasons why people settle near freshwater? a.

b. The water planet

3. ______of Earth’s ______is salt water

a.a. Ice sheets of Antarctica, the Arctic, Greenland, and glaciers contain about ______of Earth’s water

a.b. ______of Earth’s water is found in lakes, rivers, streams, underground

4. Water’s different forms (examples)

a. ______(water)

b. ______(gas)

c. ______(solid)

5. Salt water on Earth

a. All ______on earth are part of a huge continuous

______water b. Oceans have smaller arms called ______, ______, or ______

6. Straight (channel)- larger bodies ______can be linked to

oceans by the more ______bodies.

7. Freshwater- only ______of the water on Earth is ______

water

a. Most is ______as ice in ______regions or on

______

8. Groundwater-______that filters through ______into the

______

9. Aquifers- ______layers of rock through which ______

flows

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7. River mouth-where a ______, or empties into a bigger ______

8. Tributaries- separate ______or ______that lead into larger rivers

9. Delta- an area where a river ______into many different______

flowing towards a______

Water Cycle -

draw a picture of the water cycle on the back- label the parts

10. Does the amount of water on earth ever change? 11. Water Cycle- water goes from the ______, to the ______, to the ground and back into the ______

a.a. Evaporation- when water ______from a

______to a gas called ______

(a.a.1) What determines how much water the air holds?-

(a.a.2) What type of air holds more water vapor?-

a.b. Condensation- water changes from a ______back into a ______(clouds)

a.c. Precipitation- when ______droplets fall to the ______

(a.c.1) Example of precipitation-

(a.c.1.a)

(a.c.1.b)

(a.c.1.c)

a.d. Collection- water ______on the ground in ______, lakes and

streams

12. Why is very little of Earth’s freshwater usable?

Name:______Period:______

Chapter 2.2 Jigsaw notes Page 50 (GROUP 1) Types of landforms- Our land (draw small examples group 1)

a.a.1.a.i.1. Mountains-huge towers of rock and are the highest landform

b. Mount Everest-tallest mountain in the world, Asia’s Himalayas 29,028 feet.

9. Valleys-long stretch of land that is lower than the land on either side

10. Flatlands- occur in one of two forms

a. Plains- flat lowlands found near coasts and lowlands

b. Plateaus- flatlands at high elevations

11. Isthmus- narrow strip of land that connects two larger landmasses and has water on

two sides.

a. Central America

12. Peninsula-a piece of land that is connected to a larger landmass on one side but has water on the other three sides

13. Island- a body of land that is smaller than a continent and completely surrounded by

water

14. Continental shelf- a plateau that stretches for several miles underwater. At the edge of the shelf the land drops down sharply to the ocean floor. 15. Trenches-deep cuts into the ocean floor created by tectonic activity.

a. Mariana Trench- deepest on earth in pacific ocean, 36, 198ft below sea level

Page 52 (GROUP 2) Humans and landforms

10. How do people choose where to live?_based on the number of factors__

a. Factor 1- climate- the average temperature and rainfall

b. Factor 2-availablity of resources

11. Reasons why people settle near freshwater?

a. Freshwater

b. Food/grow crops

The water planet

12. ___97%____ of Earth’s ____water_____is salt water

a.i. Ice sheets of Antarctica, the Arctic, Greenland, and glaciers contain about _____2%____ of Earth’s water

a.ii. ____1%_____ of Earth’s water is found in lakes, rivers, streams, underground

13. Water’s different forms (examples)

a. Rivers, lake streams (water)

b. Water vapor, clouds (gas)

c. Ice (solid) 14. Salt water on Earth

a. All oceans on earth are part of a huge continuous body of salt water

b. Oceans have smaller arms called seas, bays, or gulfs.

15. Straight (channel)- larger bodies of salt water can be linked to oceans by the more

narrow bodies

16. Freshwater- only 3 % of the water on Earth is FRESH water

a. Most is frozen as ice in polar regions or on mountains

17. Groundwater-freshwater that filters through soil into the ground

18. Aquifers- underground layers of rock through which water flows

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13. River mouth-where a river ends, or empties into a bigger body of water

14. Tributaries- separate streams or river that lead into larger rivers

15. Delta- an area where a river breaks into many different streams flowing towards a sea

Water Cycle -

draw a picture of the water cycle on the back- label the parts

16. Does the amount of water on earth ever change? NO 17. Water Cycle- water goes from the oceans, to the air, to the ground and back into the oceans.

a.a. Evaporation- when water changes from a liquid to a gas called water vapor

(a.a.1) What determines how much water the air holds?-the air’s temperature

(a.a.2) What type of air holds more water vapor?-warm air holds more water vapor than cool air

a.b. Condensation- water changes from a gas back into a liquid (clouds)

a.c. Precipitation- when water droplets fall to the ground

(a.c.1) Example of precipitation-

(a.c.1.a) rain

(a.c.1.b) snow

(a.c.1.c) Sleet/hail

a.d. Collection- water collects on the ground in rivers, lakes and streams

18. Why is very little of Earth’s freshwater usable? Most of it is in ice or solid form in glaciers

and on the top of mountains.

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