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Landforms Bingo Your Host: Mr. Mount

1 A nearby level raised up area. Answer: plateau

2 A fan shaped deposit of earth materials Answer: delta

3 Eroded earth materials settle out in another place. Answer: deposition

4 The limit or border of an area. Answer: boundary

5 A large body of moving ice. Answer: glacier

6 Uses contour lines to show the shape and elevation of the earth’s surface. Answer: topographic map

7 Zero elevation Answer: sea level

8 A marker in the ground telling elevation. Answer: bench mark

A 3D representation of an object or process. A 3D representation of an object or process. Answer: model 9

10 A “V”-shaped valley. Answer: canyon

11 A color, shape, or texture used to represent something on a map. Answer: symbol

12 The highest point of a mountain. Answer: peak

13 A stream that flows during certain times of the year. Answer: intermittent stream

14 A line on a topographic map that connects points of equal evaluation. Answer: contour line

15 Eroded earth materials that settled out. Answer: sediments

16 The course or path the water takes. Answer: channel

17 Something built by people. Answer: structure

The wearing away process of earth materials. Answer: erosion 18

19 A low area between higher areas. Answer: valley

20 A side view of a landform. Answer: profile

21 A series of crossing horizontal and vertical lines. Answer: grid

22 An explanation of symbols used on a map. Answer: key

23 A person who makes maps. Answer: cartographer

24 A narrow area of high land between valleys. Answer: ridge

25 The vertical distance above sea level. Answer: elevation

26 A photo of the earth’s surface from above. Answer: aerial photograph

27 A person who measures and makes notes about landforms. Answer: surveyor

28 A stream that flows continuously. Answer: perennial stream

29 The difference between contour lines. Answer: contour interval

30 A drawing of an area, usually an aerial view. Answer: topographic map

31 A low area where sediments are deposited. Answer: basin

32 A curve or loop in a channel. Answer: meandor

33 A shape or feature of the earth’s surface. Answer: landform

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