This document summarizes the five regions of Asia: Northern Asia, Western Asia, Southern Asia, Southeastern Asia, and Eastern Asia. It provides details on the countries located in each region, including their geographical locations, religions, and other notable features. The document also shows pie charts representing the total land area occupied by each continent globally and the percentage of Asia's land area compared to other continents.
This document summarizes the five regions of Asia: Northern Asia, Western Asia, Southern Asia, Southeastern Asia, and Eastern Asia. It provides details on the countries located in each region, including their geographical locations, religions, and other notable features. The document also shows pie charts representing the total land area occupied by each continent globally and the percentage of Asia's land area compared to other continents.
The document divides Asia into 5 geographic regions based on location, climate, culture, history, and ethnicity. The regions are North Asia, West Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia. North Asia includes Central Asian countries like Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Mongolia. West Asia includes Arab countries of the Middle East like Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Israel. South Asia consists of the Indian subcontinent countries such as India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Southeast Asia spans mainland countries like Vietnam and Laos as well as island nations like the Philippines and Indonesia. East Asia contains countries in East Asia like China, Japan, and the two Koreas.
This document discusses 4 different types of camera shots used in media arts: extreme long shot, long shot, wide shot, and establishing shot. These shots provide different perspectives and levels of context for whatever is being filmed.
Knowing your dominant learning style helps you study most effectively. The three main learning styles are visual (learning best from seeing), auditory (learning best from listening), and kinesthetic (learning best from physical experience). Visual learners benefit from printed materials, auditory learners prefer verbal instruction, and kinesthetic learners are engaged through writing things down themselves.
This document lists different biomes including steppe, prairie, savanna, taiga, tundra, and rainforest. Each biome is represented by a line with its name repeated underneath, suggesting the key biomes of the world.
2.
Ano ang vegetaion
cover?
Ang vegetation o uri o dami ng mga
halaman sa isang lugar tulad ng
pagkakaroon ng kagubatan o
damuhan ay epekto ng klima nito;
tumutukoy ito sa “panakip sa lupa”.
3. Steppe
• Ay uri ng damuhang may ugat na
mababaw o shallow-rooted short
grasses.
4.
5. Prairie
• Ang Prairie ay lupaing may matataas
na malalim ang ugat o deeply-rooted
tall grasses.
• Manchuria, Russia at Mongolia
6. Savanna
• Lupain nang pinagsamang mga damuhan at
kagubatan.
• Nag-aalaga ng mga hayop ang mga tao dito
• Matatagpuan sa Timog-Silangang Asya partikular sa
Myanmar at Thailand
7. Boreal forest o Taiga(rocky mountains terrain)
• Coniferous ang mga kagubatang ito bunsod ng
malamig na klima dahil sa presipitasyon na maaring
nasa anyong yelo o ulan.
• Matatagpuan din sa Hilagang Asya partikular sa
Siberia
8. Tundra o Mountain tract
• Kakaunti lamang ang mga halamang
tumatakip at halos walang puno sa lupaing
ito dahil sa malamig na klima.
• Mga lupaing malapit sa baybayin ng Arctic
Ocean.
9. Rainforest
• Mga gubat na mayroong mataas na antas ng
pagulan.
• Matatagpuan sa torrid zone ang binayayaang
ng rainforest dahil dahil sa mainam na klima
nito.
