geography of the world

1. Lessons 5–6

2. Learning outcomes
Monday, March30, 2020
Unit5 / Lesson22
• Infer the meaning of unknown words when listening to texts
on familiar and concrete topics.
• Read and understand the overall meaning of simple,
extended texts on familiar and some unfamiliar concrete
topics.
• Express own ideas and respond to the ideas of others.
• Understand and use describing places
• Understand and use prepositions

3. volcano, rainforest, desert, island,
lakes, glacier, oasis, jungle, thermal,
swamp, dunes, mountain range,
peaks, climate, peninsular,
inhabitants, forests, cliffs, tropical
Vocabulary

5. Asia Asia
Yemen, Saudi Arabia, the UAE
330 803 sq km
Muscat Kuala Lumpu
830 000
Titiwangsa
15% of land, highest Jabal Shams full of forests and granite rocks
NG two dozen in mountains
tropical, heavy rain
hot, summer winds, tropical in south

6. prepositions
to show where something is

8. rising/runs/
flow Located/divided
runs
bordering

9. We had a bit of/plenty of sunshine this morning.
There are lots of date palms.
There are lots of glaciers.
They have a wealth of/lots of/plenty of/a large amount of experience.
He has a piece of/a bit of/lots of/plenty of/a lot advice.
She lays a few eggs.

10. There are lots of islands.
impressive
gigantic
diverse
entire
tributary
countless
spectacular

13. Geography is a very interesting subject. By reading about countries, you get to
imagine living in different 1. (weather conditions) _____________ around the
world, freezing cold or 2 (hot and humid)_______________. You can also
imagine meeting 3 (residents)_______________ of strange and new places.
You can go on adventures to faraway new places, like 4 (jungles) __________.
You can even dream about jumping off 5 (steep rocks)________________
into the sea, and reaching high 6 (mountain tops)_____________________.
tropical
climates
inhabitants
forests
cliffs
peaks

14. __ __ __ __ __

15. forests
climate
tropical
peninsula
peak
inhabitants
cliffs

16. by
in
along
between
with