This is an open-ended question based on the reading passage. Since there is no single "correct" fact to look up, the answer depends on your personal preference. However, I will provide a sample answer that uses information from the text to explain the choice clearly.
Step-by-step reasoning for a sample answer:
1.
Choose a landform: Let's pick
plains because the text mentions they are good for cities and growing crops.
2.
Find supporting details in the text: The text says plains are "large, flat areas of land." It also says, "flat land is easy to build on," which is why many cities are there. It also mentions that "many plants can grow on plains."
3.
Formulate the answer: Combine the choice with the reasons found in the text.
*(Note: You could also choose mountains for the view, valleys for the rivers and protection, or islands if you like the ocean. Any answer is correct as long as you explain why!)*
Final Answer:
I would like to live on a
plain. According to the passage, plains are large, flat areas of land. This would be a good place to live because the flat land is easy to build on for houses and cities. Also, the text says that many plants can grow on plains, so it would be a great place for farming and having plenty of food.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for 3rd grade landform.
