Practical work.
Draw a linear scale to show two men standing 30 m apart. Use the scale 1 cm = 3m.
[1.2] Elements of a Map
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With the help of your atlas identify and mark the following in an outline map of the world.
An inland sea in Eurasia
[3.1] Major Water Bodies
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Answer the following question in one or two paragraphs
What is an oil spill? Why is it harmful to the environment?
[3.1] Major Water Bodies
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What is the latitudinal extent of South America?
[6.3] South America: Location, Area, Political and Physical Features
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Answer the following question in brief
In which hemisphere does the major part of South America lie?
[6.3] South America: Location, Area, Political and Physical Features
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Answer the following question in brief
Name the water bodies that lie to the east and the west of this continent.
[6.3] South America: Location, Area, Political and Physical Features
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Fill in the blank with the correct answer
The northern parts of North America are ______ than the southern parts.
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Fill in the blank with the correct answer
The ______ cause rain throughout the year along the north-west coast in the northern part of North America
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Fill in the blank with the correct answer
The ______ warms the Alaskan Coast and keeps it frost-free in winter
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Fill in the blank with the correct answer
The tropical regions mainly experience rainfall in the ______ season
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Differentiate between: Cool temperate east coast and west coast climates
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Differentiate between:
Warm temperate west coast and east coast climates
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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How does the latitudinal extent of North America affect its climate?
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Identify the winds that bring summer rainfall and winter rainfall to North America.
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Why does the Alaskan Coast remain frost-free in the winter season?
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Which areas of North America experience the cool temperate or mid-latitude continental type of climate?
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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How do the mountain ranges affect the climate of North America?
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Write about the climatic characteristics of the hot desert type of climate in North America
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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The vegetation of North America is closely related to the climatic conditions. Explain this statement and give examples from any two regions.
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Where are the prairies situated?
[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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