A. Peninsula b. Bundok
c. kapatagan
d. kapuluan
e. lambak
f. Burol
g. bulkan
h. Talampas
i. Bulubundukin
j. Arkipelago

1.Ano ang tawag sa magkakapangkat na pulo?
2.Ito ay anyong lupa na napapaligiran mg tubig
3.Anyong lupa na may patag sa mataas na lugar
4.Ito ay hanay na mga magkakarugtong at magkatabing bundok
5.Ito ang pinakamataas na anyong lupa
6.Ito ay anyong lupa na mataas pero mas mababa kaysa sa bundok
7.Anyong lupa na mataas gaya ng bundok. Matatagpuan rin ito sa ilalim ng dagat i karagatan
8.Mababa at patag na lupang matatagpuan sa pagitan ng mga burol o bundok
9.Uri ng lupa na pahaba at nakausli
10.Uri ng lupa na pantay at mahaba

1. Ano ang tawag sa magkakapangkat na pulo? - ARKIPELAGO

A group of islands is known as an Archipelago.

2. Ito ay anyong lupa na napapaligiran mg tubig. - KAPULUAN

A land surrounded by water is an island.

3. Anyong lupa na may patag sa mataas na lugar. TALAMPAS

A plateau is a relatively flat area on a higher land.

4. Ito ay hanay na mga magkakarugtong at magkatabing bundok. BULUBUNDUKIN.

A mountainous region or a mountain range contains a series of mountains.

5. Ito ang pinakamataas na anyong lupa. BUNDOK.

A Mountain is the highest form of earth.

6. Ito ay anyong lupa na mataas pero mas mababa kaysa sa bundok - BUROL

A Hill is higher than its surrounding but not as high as a mountain.

7. Anyong lupa na mataas gaya ng bundok Matatagpuan rin ito sa ilalim ng dagat i karagatan  - BULKAN

Volcanoes are essentially mountains and so are indeed as high as them. They are also found underwater.

8.Mababa at patag na lupang matatagpuan sa pagitan ng mga burol o bundok  - KAPATAGAN

A plain is low and flat land and can sometimes be in-between hills and mountains.

9.Uri ng lupa na pahaba at nakausli  - PENINSULA

Peninsulas extend from land into water such that they are are surrounded by water but still have a connection to the land they extend from.

10.Uri ng lupa na pantay at mahaba. LAMBAK

they could have a boston tea party.

the doctrine of nullification recommended that states living inside the union have the one-sided, inalienable ideal to void any law made by the national government that could be esteemed illegal.

the united states was shaped based on a general agreement among its individual states. hence, it is inferred that under the hypothesis of invalidation, since the states are the establishment of the union, they have the ability to referee and disprove unlawful laws.