Earth Feature

7. Natural formations where water cascades down from a higher to a lower level with force.
8. Sandy or pebbly shores along the edge of oceans, seas, or lakes.
9. Vast bodies of saltwater that cover a significant portion of the Earth's surface.
10. Flat or gently sloping elevated areas, often with steep sides, found at higher altitudes.
11. Long, flowing water bodies that start from a source and empty into another body of water.
13. Dry and barren regions with little to no rainfall and scarce vegetation.
14. Mountains or hills formed by molten lava and volcanic materials erupting from the Earth's interior.

1. Tall and majestic landforms that rise high above the surrounding areas.
2. bodies General term for bodies of water such as lakes, ponds, and reservoirs.
3. Deep valleys with steep sides, usually carved by rivers or erosion over a long period.
4. Landmasses surrounded by water, often separate from larger landmasses.
5. Hollow spaces or underground chambers in the Earth's surface, often found in rocky areas.
6. Large areas covered with trees and other plants, providing a habitat for many animals.
12. Low-lying areas between mountains or hills, often with a river flowing through them.