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- 1. The water vapour rises into the air because of the Sun.(p.59)
- 5. A climate graph showing the average monthly _________ and rainfall.(p.76)
- 7. Towns and __________ have developed along rivers and near lakes and other fresh water sources.(p.66)
- 8. Excess water from mountains flows into _________, connecting these communities with others downstream.(p.67)
- 12. The six essential features that should be included on every map.
- 13. Evaporation of water from plant leaves.
- 15. A negative effect of water, ________ rivers can affect many settlements along their banks, collecting and carrying debris, such as trees and cars(p.68)
- 16. Some of the precipitation that falls on land returns to the rivers, lakes and oceans.(p.59)
- 17. A factor that can influence climate from one place to another: the distance from the sun (equator).(workbook notes)
Down
- 2. Tiny water drops in clouds join together and become heavier. They then fall onto the land or into the ocean, rivers and lakes.(p.58)
- 3. Positive side, water from the rain and rivers is used to _________ the crops and farm the livestock that we eat.(p.68)
- 4. When water on the ground soaks into the soil, plants then take it in through their roots.(p.59)
- 6. A factor that can influence climate: How close a place is to the _________. Air is cooler and slowly heats up the land.(workbook notes)
- 7. Water vapour turns back into liquid water in a process.(p.59)
- 9. River waters allow people to _________ and goods to be transported and traded.(p.67)
- 10. A value of water: Commercial and recreational fishing depends on clean oceans, rivers and lakes.(p.88)
- 11. A value of water: Daily rituals of prayer and special festivals celebrate the life giving force of the Ganges to the Indian people.
- 14. A __________ is a large collection of water drops or ice crystals.(p.59)