Let’s go through each water body shown in the image and match it with its correct name based on what we see.
1.
Lake – This is a large, still body of water surrounded by land. In the image, it’s shown as a blue pool with lily pads and grass around it. That matches “Lake”.
2.
Stream – A small, narrow flow of water, often between banks of sand or soil. The image shows a thin blue strip with sandy sides — that’s a stream.
3.
Glacier – A huge mass of ice that moves slowly over land. The image shows cracked, icy blue surfaces — that’s clearly a glacier.
4.
Waterfall – Water falling from a height, usually over rocks or cliffs. The image shows water cascading down with palm trees nearby — that’s a waterfall.
5.
Pond – A small, shallow body of water, often with plants or rocks around it. The image shows a little blue spot with rocks and bushes — that’s a pond.
6.
River – A wide, flowing body of water that moves toward an ocean or lake. The image shows a long blue path with green banks — that’s a river.
7.
Sea – A very large body of saltwater, often next to land or beaches. The image shows waves hitting a sandy shore — that’s the sea.
All labels are already correctly placed in the image. So if the task was to identify or confirm which label goes with which picture, then everything is matched right.
Final Answer:
All water bodies are correctly labeled in the image: Lake, Stream, Glacier, Waterfall, Pond, River, Sea.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of bodies of water.
