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What is the definition of a 'bundok'?
What is the definition of a 'bundok'?
- A high landform that usually has a peak. (correct)
- A series of connected hills.
- A low-lying area surrounded by water.
- A flat area of land that is elevated.
Which landform is defined as a low area of land surrounded by mountains or hills?
Which landform is defined as a low area of land surrounded by mountains or hills?
- Lambak (correct)
- Canyon
- Bulubundukin
- Kapatagan
What defines a 'karagatang' in relation to other water bodies?
What defines a 'karagatang' in relation to other water bodies?
- A large water body that is saltwater and surrounds continents.
- A small body of water often created by humans.
- The largest body of water, deeper and wider than seas. (correct)
- A shallow water body smaller than a pond.
Which landform is characterized by a flat area elevated above the surrounding land, often steep on one or more sides?
Which landform is characterized by a flat area elevated above the surrounding land, often steep on one or more sides?
Which type of water body is typically smaller than a river and flows gently?
Which type of water body is typically smaller than a river and flows gently?
What describes a 'kapatagan'?
What describes a 'kapatagan'?
Which water body is defined as a small stream that is shallower and narrower than a river?
Which water body is defined as a small stream that is shallower and narrower than a river?
Which term refers to a group of islands?
Which term refers to a group of islands?
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Study Notes
Uri Ng Anyong Lupa
- Bundok: Mataas na anyong lupa, kadalasang may taluktok.
- Buhangin: Maliliit na butil ng bato; kadalasang makikita sa mga disyerto.
- Bulubundukin: Paruparong anyong lupa na magkakasunod na bundok.
- Kapuluan: Grupo ng mga pulo.
- Talampas: Patag na lupa na nasa itaas ng kapatagan, madalas na nakapalibot sa matarik na bahagi.
- Kapatagan: Malawak at patag na lupain, kadalasang ginagamit sa agrikultura.
- Lambak: Mababang bahagi ng lupa na napapalamutian ng bundok o burol.
- Canyon: Malalim na lambak na nabuo ng pag-agos ng ilog.
Uri Ng Anyong Tubig
- Ilog: Mahabang daluyan ng tubig na umaagos patungo sa dagat, lawa, o iba pang ilog.
- Buhay: Lawa na may mas maliit na sukat kumpara sa dagat, madalas na nakapaligid sa lupa.
- Dagat: Malaking anyong tubig na nakapalibot sa mga kontinente; may asin.
- Karagatang: Pinakamalaking anyong tubig, mas malalim at mas malawak kaysa sa dagat.
- Sapa: Maliit na daluyan ng tubig, mas mababaw at mas makitid kaysa sa ilog.
- Batis: Maliit na anyong tubig na umaagos, madalas na nagmumula sa bukal o ulan.
- Pond: Maliit na anyong tubig na maaaring likhain ng tao o natural na nabuo; madalas na mas mababaw.
These notes summarize the key types of landforms (anyong lupa) and water bodies (anyong tubig), highlighting their characteristics and differences.
Types of Landforms
- Mountain (Bundok): Elevated landform with peaks; often considered significant landmarks.
- Sand (Buhangin): Fine particles of rock commonly found in deserts; critical to certain ecosystems.
- Mountain Range (Bulubundukin): Series of connected mountains that share a common geological origin.
- Archipelago (Kapuluan): A cluster of islands typically formed by volcanic activity or rising sea levels.
- Plateau (Talampas): Flat elevated land that rises sharply above the surrounding area; often surrounded by steep cliffs.
- Plain (Kapatagan): Expansive, flat land often utilized for agriculture due to its fertile soil.
- Valley (Lambak): Low-lying area surrounded by mountains or hills, often formed by erosion or glacial activity.
- Canyon: Deep valley with steep sides, usually carved from the landscape by river erosion over millions of years.
Types of Water Bodies
- River (Ilog): Long watercourse flowing towards a sea, lake, or another river; essential for ecosystems and human use.
- Lake (Buhay): Body of freshwater smaller than an ocean, often surrounded by land; supports diverse wildlife.
- Sea (Dagat): Large body of saltwater that covers significant portions of the Earth's surface; vital for marine biodiversity.
- Ocean (Karagatang): Largest water body, deeper and broader than seas; influences climate and weather patterns globally.
- Stream (Sapa): Narrow and shallow waterway that is smaller than a river; often a temporary water source.
- Spring (Batis): Natural water source where water flows from the ground, often creating small streams or pools.
- Pond: Small body of water, can be natural or artificial; usually shallower than lakes, supporting unique plants and animals.
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