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1) archipelago
2) basin
3) canyon
4) latitude
5) delta
6) desert
7) fjord
8) glacier
9) International Date Line
10) island
11) inlet
12) lake
13) mountain range
14) longitude
15) peninsula
16) plateau
17) continent
18) strait
19) valley
20) volcano
21) hemisphere
a) the low land between hills. b) a coastal valley which was sculpted by glacial action. c) There are four of them: the Northern and Southern (divided by the equator) and the Eastern and
Western (divided by the Prime Meridian and 180°). d) angular degrees based on the equator; the equator is 0° latitude and the North Pole is 90° North while the South Pole is 90° south. e) a small arm of the sea, a lake, or a river. f) an area of fairly level high ground. g) wetlands that form as rivers empty their water and sediment into another body of water. h) a chain or set of islands grouped together. i) any area of land smaller than a continent and entirely surrounded by water. j) a large mass of ice that moves over the land, carving and eroding surfaces as it moves k) a hollow or depression in the earth's surface, wholly or partly surrounded by higher land. l) a geographic area containing numerous geologically related mountains. m) an imaginary line near 180° longitude that exists to separate the two simultaneous days that exist on the planet that the same time. n) a body of fresh or salt water of considerable size, surrounded by land. o) a naturally formed, narrow, typically navigable waterway that connects two larger bodies of water. p) an area with little precipitation or where evaporation exceeds precipitation, and thus includes sparse vegetation. q) angular degrees based on the Prime Merdidian (0°) at Greenwich, London; degrees are east or west of Greenwich and meet in the Pacific Ocean at 180°. r) a deep valley with high, steep slopes. There is a grand one in the western U.S. s) a rupture on the crust of a planetary mass object, such as the Earth, which allows hot lava, volcanic ash, and gases to escape from a magma chamber below the surface.
t) one of the seven very large land masses of the world. u) a piece of land that is bordered by water on three sides but connected to mainland.

Unscramble the names of famous European rivers from your textbook. Be careful, not all of the names are the same in English! With the exception of one, all of the first letters are correct.
Good luck!
1) DBAENU - ________________________ 2) VAGLO - ______________________________
3) UARL - __________________________ 4) DREENIP - _____________________________
5) DREENIST - _______________________ 6) LAAB - ________________________________
7) OERD - __________________________ 8) VALUTSI - _____________________________
9) TASHEM - _______________________ 10) RENIH - ______________________________
11) LEIOR - ________________________ 12) RÔNEH - ______________________________
13) EROB - _________________________ 14) TUSAG - ______________________________
15) OP - ___________________________ 16) TERIB - _______________________________
17) VRADRA - _______________________ 18) MINA - _______________________________
Using the definitions you learned earlier, label all of the land and water features in the picture!

Answers:
1) archipelago (h)
2) basin (k)
3) canyon (r)
4) latitude (d)
5) delta (g)
6) desert (p)
7) fjord (b)
8) glacier (j)
9) International Date Line
(m)
10) island (i)
11) inlet (e)
12) lake (n)
13) mountain range (l)
14) longitude (q)
15) peninsula (u)
16) plateau (f)
17) continent (t)
18) strait (o)
19) valley (a)
20) volcano (s)
21) hemisphere(c)
ANSWERS (EVROPA: geografija za 2. In 3. Letnik gimnazij - TB pgs 15 – 16)
Donava – Danube
Volga
Ural
Dneper – Dnieper
Dnester – Dniester
Laba
Odra – Oder
Visla – Vistula
Temza – Thames
Ren – Rhine
Loara – Loire
Rona – Rhône
Ebro
Tajo – Tagus
Pad - Po
Tibera – Tiber
Vardar
Majna – Main