Relief Unit Review Jeopardy Template

Structure of the Earth	Continental Relief	Coastal Relief	Internal and External Forces of Relief
100 Oceans (Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, Arctic) Vast masses of saltwater	100 Mountain A high landform with steep sides; groups of these form ___ ranges	100 Cliffs steep rock formations in high coastal areas	100 Continental drift the theory that a super continent (Pangaea) broke up to form smaller continents millions of years ago
200 Magma liquid rock	200 Valley area of low land between mountains	200 Peninsula An area of land mainly surrounded by water	200 Tectonic plates Sections or blocks of the Earth's lithosphere that are constantly moving in relation to the other sections/blocks
300 Continents (Asia, America, Africa, Antarctica, Europe, Oceania) Very large land masses surrounded by oceans and seas	300 Plain low, flat areas of land	300 Island An area of land surrounded by water on all sides	300 Volcano A crack in the Earth's crust from which lava, ash and hot gases flow during an eruption
400 Increases As you go deeper into the Earth, the temperature _____	400 Plateau high, raised plains	400 Coast or shore Area where the land meets the ocean	400 Tsunami An earthquake on the ocean floor
500 Crust, mantle, and core The Earth's three layers	500 Relief Consists of all the features of the Earth's surface which make the terrain so varied	500 Gulf or bay An area of the sea that’s partly surrounded by land	500 temperature, water, wind, human action The four external forces on Earth's surface

Relief Unit Review

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