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Match the columns

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1 pampas i quebracho tree
2 mixed forests ii temperate grasslands of Argentina and Uruguay
3 campos iii equitorial rainforests of the Amazon basin
4 selvas iv tropical grasslands of Brazil
5 Gran Chaco v deciduous and coniferous vegetation
[6.4] South America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Name some of the forest resources from the selvas of South America

[6.4] South America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Briefly describe the vegetation and wildlife of the selvas.

[6.4] South America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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What do you know about the tropical grasslands of South America

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Describe the temperate grasslands of South America.

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What kind of wildlife can be found in the Amazon forests?

[6.4] South America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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Choose the correct answer

This is the ratio of the distance between two places on a map to the actual distance between the same two places on the ground.

[1.2] Elements of a Map
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Answer the following question in brief.

What is meant by the scale of a map?

[1.1] Maps and Diagrams
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Answer the following question in brief.

Which three ways are used to represent the scale of a map?

[1.1] Maps and Diagrams
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Answer the following question in brief.

Convert the statement 1 cm = 100 km into an R.F. scale.

[1.2] Elements of a Map
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Answer the following question in brief.

What method would you use to measure the length of a river?

[1.2] Elements of a Map
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Answer the following question in one or two paragraphs.

Describe any two ways of representing a map scale.

[1.2] Elements of a Map
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Look closely at the political map of India in your atlas and make a note of your observations and calculations in your notebook.

What is the scale of the map?

[1.1] Maps and Diagrams
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Look closely at the political map of India in your atlas and make a note of your observations and calculations in your notebook.

Calculate the N-S and E-W extents of India.

[1.1] Maps and Diagrams
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Look closely at the political map of India in your atlas and make a note of your observations and calculations in your notebook.

Using the scale, calculate the distance between Delhi and Kolkata, Chennai and Thiruvananthapuram, and Mumbai and Panaji in kilometers.

[1.2] Elements of a Map
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Complete the following chart

Distance on Distance Scale
the map on ground  
Example: 5 cm 25 km 1 cm = 5 km
10 cm 100 km ___________
2 cm ___________m 1 cm = 30 km
___________ 49 m 1 cm = 7 m
6 cm 60,000 km __________
[1.1] Maps and Diagrams
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Practical work.
Draw a linear scale to show two men standing 30 m apart. Use the scale 1 cm = 3m.

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Practical work.
A rectangular plot of length 200 m and width 125 m was bought by a businessman to set up a cosmetic factory. Draw this plot reduced to size using the scale 1cm = 25m. Show your work in class.

[1.2] Elements of a Map
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Answer the following question in brief

Mention the five Great Lakes of the USA.

[3.1] Major Water Bodies
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Fill in the blank with the correct answer

The prairies are a vast stretch of ______ grasses.

[6.2] North America: Climate, Natural Vegetation, Wildlife; Mineral and Power Resources
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