Let’s solve this step by step.
This is a “Listen and match” activity. That means you’re supposed to listen to someone say the name of a landform (like “mountain,” “desert,” etc.), then draw a line from the speaker icon to the correct picture that matches what you heard.
Since we can’t actually hear audio here, we’ll use our knowledge of landforms to match each speaker icon to the correct image based on what each picture shows.
Let’s look at each picture on the right:
1. Top picture → Mountains with trees and snow-capped peaks → This is
Mountains
2. Second picture → Rolling green hills under a blue sky → This is
Hills
3. Third picture → Sandy ground, cactuses, rock formations → This is
Desert
4. Fourth picture → Volcano erupting with lava → This is
Volcano
5. Fifth picture → River flowing through land, showing layers underground → This is
River Valley or just
Valley
Now, since there are 5 speaker icons and 5 pictures, and the task says “listen and match,” we assume each speaker corresponds to one landform in order — unless told otherwise. But since no audio is given, the most logical way to complete this for learning purposes is to match them in the order they appear, assuming the audio would say:
“Mountains, Hills, Desert, Volcano, Valley”
So we match:
- First speaker → Mountains (top picture)
- Second speaker → Hills (second picture)
- Third speaker → Desert (third picture)
- Fourth speaker → Volcano (fourth picture)
- Fifth speaker → Valley (fifth picture)
That makes sense because it goes top to bottom on both sides.
Final Answer:
Match the first speaker to the mountain picture, the second to the hills, the third to the desert, the fourth to the volcano, and the fifth to the valley.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of landforms worksheet for kids.