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A landscape consists of natural elements like water, animals, rocks and plantlife as well as things built by humans such as houses, roads and tunnels. A landscape is what can be seen across an area of land. Key natural features of landscapes include mountains, coasts and beaches. Mountains have summits, slopes and feet while coasts may have cliffs near beaches.
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- 1. Landscapes
- 4. A landscape is what you can see when you look across an area of land.
- 9. …water…
- 11. …animals…
- 13. …rocks…
- 15. …and…
- 16. …plantlife.
- 18. A landscape also has things built by people, like…
- 19. …houses…
- 20. …roads…
- 21. …and…
- 22. …tunnels.
- 23. A mountain is a very high area of land.
- 25. The top part is called the summit.
- 26. summit
- 27. The low part of a mountain is called the foot of the mountain.
- 28. foot
- 29. The side of the mountain is called the slope.
- 30. slope
- 31. The coast is the land near the sea.
- 32. coast
- 33. The cliffs are the high land that go down to the sea.
- 34. cliff
- 35. The beaches are the low, sandy area by the sea.
- 36. beach
- 37. Do you want to play a guessing game?
- 38. First, you have to say natural or built by men.
- 39. Are you ready?
- 42. Natural!!!
- 45. Built by men!!!
- 48. Built by men!!!
- 51. Natural!!!
- 52. Lets make it a bit more difficult.
- 53. Now you have to say summit, foot, slope, coast, cliffs or beach.
- 54. Are you ready?
- 57. Coast!!!
- 60. Slope!!!
- 63. Summit!!!
- 66. Beach!!!