Spring Boot vs Quarkus the ultimate battle - DevoxxUK
Landforms
1.
2. — I
will
learn
what
a
landform
is.
— I
will
be
able
to
name,
explain
and
categorize
10
major
types
of
landforms.
— I
will
practice
the
reading
strategy
of
summarizing
and
synthesizing
to
discover
and
learn
about
landforms.
— I
will
learn
how
to
collect
information
by
taking
notes
and
drawing
pictures
of
landforms.
I
will
use
this
information
as
a
guide
when
designing
and
making
my
3D
physical
map.
3. " A
landform
is
any
natural
formation
of
rock
and
dirt,
found
on
Earth.
A
landform
can
be
as
large
as
a
mountain
range,
or
as
small
as
a
hill.
It
can
be
as
large
as
a
continent,
or
as
small
as
a
pond.
There
are
many
types
and
can
be
categorized
into
land
and
water
forms.
These
are
some
examples
of
natural
features
of
Earth’s
surface.
4. — One
type
of
a
map
is
a
physical
map
and
it
shows
what
the
surface
of
the
Earth
looks
like
by
demonstrating
different
land
and
water
forms.
When
we
learn
about
landforms
it
gives
us
an
understanding
on
how
to
read
these
maps
better.
We
can
also
can
make
inferences
about
different
places,
people
and
communities
based
on
these
maps.
5.
Islands
are
bodies
of
land
completely
surrounded
by
water.
There
is
even
a
continent
that
is
an
island,
Australia.
Islands
are
formed
in
several
ways.
Many
islands
are
really
places
where
volcanoes
built
up
under
the
ocean
to
the
point
of
peaking
above
the
water.
The
lava
continues
to
pile
up
as
the
volcano
explodes
to
the
point
that
there
is
enough
solid
ground
to
form
an
island.
Some
islands
were
attached
to
a
continent
but
was
separated
by
erosion
of
the
land
between
the
two
land
masses.
Other
islands
are
coral
islands.
These
are
formed
when
the
skeletal
material
of
corals
piles
up
over
years
and
years.
There
are
two
types
of
islands
-‐
continental
and
oceanic.
Continental
islands
have
plant
and
animal
structures
like
the
continent
near
the
island.
Oceanic
islands
have
their
own
plant
and
animal
structure.
6.
7. — Lakes
are
bodies
of
water
surrounded
by
land.
Lakes
generally
have
fresh
water,
while
oceans
and
seas
have
salt
water.
While
lakes
are
a
small
percentage
of
the
earth's
total
water,
they
are
important
for
our
economy
and
transportation.
A
lake
does
not
flow
along
a
certain
path
as
a
river
does.
Lakes
are
larger
than
ponds.
— Lakes
get
bigger
and
smaller,
depending
on
many
factors.
Lakes
get
smaller
if
they
get
filled
up
Below
is
a
list
of
the
world's
biggest
lakes.
Even
though
some
are
called
seas,
they
are
actually
lakes!
with
salt
or
other
material.
They
Several
of
the
world's
largest
lakes
are
the
Great
also
dry
up
if
they
are
not
Lakes
of
North
America. replenished
with
water
through
rainfall.
Other
lakes
get
deeper
Lake
Continent
Area
and
bigger
as
rivers;
rainfall
and
Caspian Sea
Asia-Europe
143,244
underground
water
make
the
lake
Superior
North America
31,700
expand.
Victoria
Africa
26,828
Aral Sea
Asia
24,904
Huron
North America
23,000
8. — I
can
explain
what
a
landform
is
and
explain
why
it
is
important.
— I
can
name,
explain
and
categorize
10
major
landforms.
— When
I
use
the
reading
strategies
of
summarizing
and
synthesizing
it
helps
me
to?
— How
will
my
note
taking
help
me
when
I
design
and
build
my
3D
physical
map?