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Self-evaluation 7 - The Earth's relief
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Match each characteristic to a continent: A group of islands that make up part of this continent is known as Micronesia. A thick layer of ice completely covers this continent. The location of the…
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Final self-evaluation 9 - The Earth and the Moon
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Are the following sentences true or false? During a solar eclipse, the Earth covers the Sun. Solar eclipses are the most frequent type of eclipse. Solar eclipses can be total, partial or annular. During…
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Earth - Solar System & Universe Planets Facts - Animation Educational Videos
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Initial self-evaluation T1 02 - Our planet Earth
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Choose the correct answer: Do these sentences refer to the rotation of the Earth or the revolution of the Earth? It produces day and night. The Sun rises in the east and sets in the west. It causes the…
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End-of-unit evaluation - The representation of the Earth: maps
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In the past, cartography (or map making) was a very slow process. It involved observation and complex calculations and drawings. Modern maps are made using aerial photos and images from satellites…
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9. Evaluation - The representation of the Earth: maps
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Unit 2: The representation of the Earth: maps
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Cartography (n): the process of making maps. conventional signs (n): symbols or colours used to represent the different elements on maps. coordinates (n): geographical coordinates are a system used to…
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Initial evaluation 11.01 - The Earth's Population
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Answer the following questions: Why are some parts of the Earth heavily populated while others have few inhabitants? What causes populations to increase? Why have births decreased in wealthy countries?…
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Unit 6: Climates and landscapes of the Earth
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Cold zones (n): the areas of the Earth around the poles and areas above an altitude of 2500 metres. deciduous (adj): the name given to trees like oak and beech that lose their leaves in the winter.…
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Initial evaluation 11.02 - The Earth's Population
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Explain and answer: The characteristics of populations in wealthy countries. The characteristics of populations in poor countries. What differences are there between the populations of wealthy countries…
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