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- 1. Page 51 KNOW HOW TO… The Three Gorges Dam 1 2 3 Model answer: 4 Open answers. 4. Climate Page 52 WORK WITH THE IMAGE HOW DO WE KNOW? Page 54 WORK WITH THE MAP 1 Model answer. Page 55 ACTIVITIES 2 3 Open answers. WORK WITH THE ILLUSTRATION 4 Page 56 ACTIVITIES 1 2 Model answer. 129GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY 1
- 2. STUDENT'S BOOK ANSWER KEY Page 57 WORK WITH THE MAP 3 Open answers. 4 THINK ABOUT IT Open answers. ACTIVITIES 5 Climate Zone Where? Temperatures Page 58 WORK WITH THE MAP 1 Page 59 ACTIVITIES 2 3 Page 60 ACTIVITIES 1 2 3 4 5 Open answers. Page 61 WORK WITH THE MAP 6 DID YOU KNOW? Page 63 WORK WITH THE MAP 1 130 GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY 1
- 3. Page 65 ACTIVITIES 1 The greenhouse effect Global warming Climate change 2 Model answer. 3 WORK WITH THE GRAPHS 4 THINK ABOUT IT Open answers. Page 66 ACTIVITY ROUND-UP 1 2 3 4 Definition Unit of measurement Measuring Device Temperature Precipitation Atmospheric pressure Wind Page 67 ACTIVITY ROUND-UP 5 6 131GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY 1
- 4. STUDENT'S BOOK ANSWER KEY 7 Tropical cyclones Drought Flooding Causes Consequences 8 9 Recorded text. contamination carbon dioxide greenhouse effect GLOBAL WARMING 10 Reduce, Reuse, Recycle reduce reuse recycle 11 Open answers. Page 68 KNOW HOW TO… Make a climograph (I) Page 69 NOW ANALYSE YOUR CLIMOGRAPH PLAN A TRIP Open answers. 5. Natural landscapes Page 71 WORK WITH THE IMAGE 132 GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY 1