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PHYSICAL MAP OF AMERICA
RESOURCE PAGE
6,194 m
4,418 m
5,700 m
ALTITUDE
(In metres)
Brown 1,000 metres 6,960 m
Peaks
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THE CONTINENTS
REINFORCEMENT
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e. is the longest continent and stretches from the Arctic Circle to the Antarctic Circle.
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MATCHING PLACES WITH CLIMATE
REINFORCEMENT AND EXTENSION
Everest
The winds in the Himalayas are terrible. The peaks and crevasses of Mount Everest
are a challenge to any climber. Temperature on summer nights can drop to - 40 ˚C.
Everest is dangerous because all these factors combine at altitudes which cause
difficulties for a climber. At 8,500 metres, the air has only a third of the oxygen found at
sea level. Above 7,600 metres, a climber's legs feel heavy, his pulse races, his vision
blurs, and his hands freeze.
3 Group work.
Prepare a report with text and illustrations for a travel agency which wants to promote adventure holidays
in Asia. Think about:
• Landscape and climate • Things to see, for example, Mount Everest • The best time to visit
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PHYSICAL FEATURES OF THE WORLD
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS
b. A volcano in Japan:
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