The document describes different types of landforms: - Plains are flat, wide, and easy to cultivate areas good for farming, housing, and trade. Hills are small elevated lands under 152m used for orchards, vegetables, and grazing. Valleys are lowlands between mountains, protected from storms. - Mountains are elevated lands important for forests, wildlife, and mineral mining. Plateaus are elevated plains with a cold climate. Volcanoes are mountain-like landforms that erupt, throwing hot rocks and lava. - Mountain ranges are rows of mountains. Peninsulas protrude into water, almost surrounded. Coastlines are plains along the seashore suited for fishing, trade, and

2. PLAINS
• A plain is a long, flat,
and wide form of land.
It is a landform that is
easy to cultivate and
develop.
• It is good for farming,
building residential
houses, and trading.
• Transportation is easy
in this place.

4. HILL
• It is an elevated land
whose height does not
exceed 152 meters
above sea level.
• Hills are good places
for planting fruit trees
and vegetables, and
grazing of animals.

7. VALLEY
• A lowland plain that is in between mountains
• It is usually safe from typhoons and strong winds

10. MOUNTAIN
• an elevated landform.
• important in the lives of the people
• forests, rare plants, and animal species are found
in the mountains
• minerals like gold, silver, nickel, bronze, chromite,
and iron are mined under the mountains.

14. PLATEAU
• a plain land on an elevated area
• the climate is cold and pleasant in this area

17. VOLCANO
• a landform that is like a
mountain.
• it has an opening
called a crater where
hot rocks, and lahar
are thrown out and flow
to the earth's surface
when it erupts

20. MOUNTAIN RANGE
• a row of mountains

23. PENINSULA
• a protruding land along the shores
• it is almost surrounded by water

25. COASTLINE
• Plain lands along the seashores
• They are suited for fishing, trading, and tourism.