Journey through the Landforms
Once upon a time, a curious explorer named Sam set off on an adventure to learn about landforms. His first stop was the mighty mountains. He learned mountains are formed when two plates on the earth's crust push together. He discovered the highest mountain is Mount Everest! Next, he visited the beautiful beaches. Here, he learned that beaches are formed by the erosion of rocks, and the tiny pieces are called sand. He built a sandcastle and took a dip in the ocean. Then, it was time to explore the deep valleys. Valleys, he found out, are low areas between mountains or hills. He was amazed by the Grand Canyon, a famous valley! In the end, Sam returned home. His adventure had been exciting and educational. He had seen fantastic landforms and learned so much. Sam couldn't wait for his next adventure!
Question 1
What did Sam learn mountains are formed by?
Erosion of rocks
Two plates on the earth's crust pushing together
The movement of the ocean
The accumulation of sand
Volcanic activity
Question 2
What are the tiny pieces of eroded rocks on the beach called?
Pebbles
Stones
Gravel
Sand
Shells
Question 3
What did Sam discover about valleys?
They are high areas
They are areas with lots of grass
They are low areas between mountains or hills
They are formed by the erosion of rocks
They are the highest points on earth
Question 4
Which is the highest mountain?
Kilimanjaro
K2
Everest
Annapurna
Denali
Question 5
According to the story, what is the Grand Canyon?
A mountain
A river
A beach
A valley
A forest
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