2. It’s a group of
islands.
The Canary
Islands and the
Balearic Islands
are examples of
archipelagos.
3. It’s a body of water
that is partially
enclosed by land.
An example is the
bay of Biscay.
4.
5. It’s the part of the shore of an ocean, sea, large
river, lake, etc., washed by the tide or waves.
6. It’s a deep
gorge, often
created by a
stream or
river.
The Grand
Canyon is the
most popular.
7. It’s a point or
head of land
projecting into
a body of
water.
Cape Finisterre
is in Galicia.
8. It’s a hollow in the
earth, especially
opening more or
less horizontally
into a hill,
mountain, etc.
9. It’s a length of water
wider than a strait
joining two large areas
of water, such as seas.
The English Channel
is in Europe.
10. It’s a steep rock-face near to the sea.
The Cliffs of Moher in Ireland are enormous!
11. It’s a triangular tract
of sediment deposited
at the mouth of a
river, typically where
it diverges into several
outlets.
The Nile ends in a
large delta that emptie
s into the
Mediterranean Sea.
12. Atacama desert is in
Chile.
It’s a dry area of
land that gets
very little rain.
30. It’s a large natural
flow of water
travelling along a
channel to the
sea, a lake, or Rivers usually form
another river. meanders in their
middle course.
31. It’s a mass of salt water
smaller than an ocean.
32. It’s a narrow
passage of
water
connecting
two seas or
other large
areas of
water.
34. It’s a vast, flat, treeless Arctic region of
Europe, Asia and North America in which
the subsoil is permanently frozen.
35. It’s a mountain
or hill having a
crater or vent
through which
lava, rock
fragments,
hot vapour, and gas are or have been erupted
to the earth's crust.
36. It’s a cascade of
water falling
from a height,
formed when a
river or stream
flows over a
precipice.