KS3 Geography: Rivers and Landforms Quiz

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What are rivers?

Artificial channels for irrigation
Natural stream of flowing water (correct)
Man-made structures for water storage
Underground water reservoirs

Where are rivers found?

Exclusively in tropical regions
Only in Europe and Africa
On every continent (correct)
Mainly in mountainous regions

What do rivers and landforms shape?

The distribution of flora and fauna
The political boundaries of countries
The height and weight of mountains
The landscape and the natural world (correct)

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What is a river?

Natural stream of flowing water.

Where are rivers found?

Rivers are found on every continent on Earth.

What do rivers shape?

Rivers and natural landforms shape the landscape and the natural world.

Study Notes

Rivers and landforms are essential features of the Earth's geography, shaping the landscape and the natural world around us. In this article, we will delve into the topic of rivers and landforms, focusing on the subtopics of rivers and landforms in the KS3 geography course.

Rivers are a natural stream of flowing water that are found on every continent and nearly every kind of land[2