Island, Coast, Peninsula micro-lesson
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Landforms are the different shapes that the land can take here on earth. Islands, coasts, and peninsulas are all different examples of landforms. Islands are a small area of land that is completely surrounded by water. An example of this is Australia. Australia is the only continent that is also an island. Hawaii in the United States is also an island, much smaller than Australia, because they are both completely surrounded by the ocean which is a body of water. A coast or it can also be called a beach is land that is closest to the ocean or the sea. And we usually think of a beach being covered in sand like this picture, but a beach can also look like this that is very rocky. Both of these are beaches, they just look different. A peninsula is a piece of land that sticks out into a body of water and it is almost entirely surrounded by water but there is a small piece that is still attached to a larger piece of land.

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Are there coasts on a peninsula?
1) Yes2) No -
Are there coasts on an island?
1) Yes2) No -
Does a coast or beach have to be covered in sand?
1) No2) Yes -
What is a coast?
1) The land closest to the ocean or sea2) A piece of land completely surrounded by water3) A valley carved out by a river4) Raised land that is rounded -
What is a peninsula?
1) A piece of land that sticks out into a body of water and is almost completley surrounded by water2) A piece of land completely surrounded by water3) The land closest to the ocean or sea4) The low point between two mountains or hills -
What is an island?
1) A small area of land surrounded by water2) A narrow piece of land that is connected to a larger piece of land3) A low point between two mountains or hills4) A piece of land almost completely surrounded by water -
What is the difference between an island and a peninsula?
1) An island is completley surrounded by water, and a peninsula is almost completely surrounded by water2) An island is almost completley surrounded by water, and a peninsual is completely surrounded by water3) An island is much larger than a peninsual4) An island is much smaller than a peninsula -
What is the only continent that is an island?
1) Australia2) Hawaii3) Europe4) Asia -
Which one of the following landforms is not near or in the ocean?
1) Hills2) Island3) Coast4) Peninsula

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