Question

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

Answer 1

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. 

Answer 2

Answer:

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

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.