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- 2. Station – A large building where electricity is made for homes and businesses.
- 6. scenery – Beautiful natural surroundings like mountains, rivers, or forests that are pleasant to look at.
- 8. – The land next to the sea, often where people go on holiday to relax.
- 11. – The overall look of an area of land, including hills, rivers, trees, and buildings.
- 14. – Using a narrow boat and a paddle to move across a river or lake.
- 16. – A period of many days with very high temperatures, often higher than normal.
- 17. areas – Land areas mostly covered with trees and plants where animals also live.
- 20. – Things that are thrown away because they are no longer needed or useful.
- 22. – A large area of land mostly covered with grass, with few trees.
- 25. – The place where someone is going or planning to travel to.
- 26. – A small, narrow river that flows through the countryside.
- 29. – Describes animals or plants that are at risk of disappearing forever.
- 30. energy – Power made by splitting atoms, often used in power stations.
- 31. – Walking long distances in the countryside or mountains for fun or exercise.
- 33. – To go to a new place to see what it’s like and discover new things.
- 35. – When water covers land that is usually dry, often after heavy rain.
- 36. – To create or produce something, like energy or ideas.
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- 1. views – Natural sights that are so amazing they make you stop and stare.
- 3. – Places where water flows over a cliff or steep area and falls into a river or pool below.
- 4. – When something is completely enclosed by other things or people.
- 5. – To collect and reuse materials like paper, plastic, or glass to make new things.
- 6. – To receive, obtain, or arrive at something or somewhere.
- 7. – An area of land protected for animals, plants, or nature conservation.
- 9. – A short trip, usually with a group, for fun or learning.
- 10. – A large area where waste is buried under the ground.
- 12. turbine – A tall machine with blades that turns wind into electricity.
- 13. – The area where the land meets the sea or ocean.
- 14. – Large, natural holes in the ground or in the side of hills or mountains.
- 15. – To move from one place to another, usually to travel.
- 18. – Harm caused to something that makes it broken, weaker, or less useful.
- 19. – When people look at something or someone with respect or pleasure.
- 21. – The land along the edge of a sea, lake, or river.
- 22. warming – The slow increase in Earth’s temperature caused by pollution and greenhouse gases.
- 23. forest fire – To start a fire in a forest, either by accident or on purpose, which can be very dangerous.
- 24. lakes – Still and quiet bodies of water where people can relax or enjoy nature.
- 27. climbing – A sport where people climb up steep rocks or walls using ropes and equipment.
- 28. a negative impact – To cause harm or bad effects to people, animals, or the environment.
- 32. gas emissions – Gases like carbon dioxide released into the air that trap heat and warm the Earth.
- 34. – To help or save someone from danger or a difficult situation.