Examen primertrimestre 3ºa
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This document appears to be a social studies exam for the first trimester. It contains questions in several sections, including vocabulary, questions about geographic concepts, calculations of demographic rates for countries, analysis of a population pyramid graph, and identification and description of tree species and the landscapes where they are found. The exam tests students on key terms, differences between landforms, analysis of statements, mathematical calculations, interpretation of population data, and recognition of trees and biomes. It aims to evaluate students' knowledge of topics in human geography.
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