Question

Match the landform in column 1 to the characteristics in column 2.

A. Peninsula
Is indentation of shore
B. Cape
Has water on three sides
C. Strait
Joins two waterways
D. Bay
Is small extension of land

Answer 1

A. Peninsula Has water on three sides

B. Cape Is small extension of land

C. Strait Joins two waterways

D. Bay Is indentation of shore

Step-by-step explanation:

A peninsula is a portion of land enclosed by water on the majority of its boundary while remaining joined to a region from which it spreads.

A cape is a narrow piece of land pitching into the sea.

A strait is a naturally produced, thin, typically traversable waterway that joins two larger masses of water. Most usually it is a way of water that exists among two land masses.

A bay is a recessed, tidal mass of water that instantly attaches to a larger chief body of water, such as a sea, a lake, or an extra bay. A big bay has normally described a gulf, sea, channel, or bight.

Answer 2

The correct matching are as follows:
A. PENINSULA: Has water on three sides.
A peninsula refers to a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.
B. CAPE: Is small extension of land.
A cape refers to a piece of narrow land that project into the sea.
C. STRAIT: Joins two waterways.
A strait is a narrow stretch of water that joins two larger bodies of water together.
D. BAY: An indentation of shore.
A bay refers to an indentation of a shoreline, which is larger that a cove but is smaller than a gulf.