(i) An ______ is a piece of land surrounded by water on all sides.
(ii) ______ is the purest source of water.
(iii) Flat lands are called ______.
(i) The lowlands between the hills or mountains is known as
(a) hill
(b) mountain
(c) valley
(d) plain
(ii) A large area of dry land covered with sand is called a
(a) pond
(b) river
(c) desert
(d) mountain
(i) Name the various landforms present on the earth.
(ii) How is our earth unique?
(i) High hills are called plains.
(ii) The flat top of a plateau is called a tableland.
(iii) Small water-body is called pond.
(i) What is the difference between an island and a hill?
(ii) Where do we live?
(iii) Name the various water-bodies present on the earth.
(iv) Why do deserts have few plants?
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