A Winter Geography Journal

• ○A. Two snowy places have the same mountains and rivers.
• ○B. Two winter journals describe and compare landforms and bodies of water.
• ○C. Two students choose the safest way to travel by sled.
• ○D. Two towns are built on islands in the Arctic Ocean.

• ○A. Hushwater Lake → Swift River → valley → mountains
• ○B. plain → ocean → island → coast
• ○C. Whitecap Mountains → Swift River in the valley → Hushwater Lake
• ○D. valley → mountains → Hushwater Lake → Swift River

• ○A. It is high land beside the Whitecap Mountains.
• ○B. It is a piece of land with water all around it.
• ○C. It is a broad plain where sleds can travel.
• ○D. It is broad and still, while the Swift River moves.

• ○A. It is land with water on every side.
• ○B. It is a high place above the snow.
• ○C. It is a low place between mountain slopes.
• ○D. It is moving water that reaches a lake.

A wide plain reaches from the town to the shore.The Arctic Ocean is beyond the shore.The Whitecap Mountains rise high above the snow.Water surrounds Sealrock Island on every side.

• ○A. A mountain
• ○B. A valley
• ○C. A plain
• ○D. An island

• ○A. Icewind Coast, because it has a plain and an ocean
• ○B. Aurora Basin, because it has mountains and a valley
• ○C. Icewind Coast, because it has an island and a plain
• ○D. Aurora Basin, because it has a river and a lake

• ○A. River, lake, ocean, plain
• ○B. Lake, island, river, ocean
• ○C. Ocean, plain, river, lake
• ○D. Mountains, valley, island, plain

• ○A. Both places have tall mountains with a valley between them.
• ○B. Aurora Basin has an ocean, and Icewind Coast has a lake.
• ○C. Aurora Basin has a river and a lake, and Icewind Coast has an island.
• ○D. Neither place has a plain where people can travel.

A plain is a wide, level area of land.An ocean is a small pool of still water.An island is land with water around it.A river is high land between two slopes.