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Landforms practice
Students practice describing and identifying landforms by answering various question types, such as multiple-choice, ordering, and matching, focused on features, formation processes, and comparisons; suitable for 4th grade.
By Edform · Geography · Grade 4 · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New
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- Which landform is created when a river cuts through rock over a long period, forming a deep, narrow valley?
- Which of these landforms are created by volcanic activity? Select all that apply.
- Put these landforms in order from smallest to largest.
- Match each landform to its description.
- Fill in the blanks with the correct landform: The Mississippi River forms a _ where it meets the Gulf of Mexico, and the Grand Canyon is a famous _.
- Choose the correct word: A ___ is a flat area that is higher than the land around it.
- Sort the following landforms into those mostly created by erosion and those mostly created by volcanoes.
- Decide if each statement about landforms is true or false.
- What is the name for a large area of flat land with few trees? (Acceptable spellings: plain, plains)
- If a mountain is 4,000 feet tall and a hill nearby is 1,200 feet tall, how much taller is the mountain?
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