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MAJOR LANDFORMS OF THE EARTH

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1 MAJOR LANDFORMS OF THE EARTH

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GLACIERS, RANGE, FOLD MOUNTAINS, BLOCK MOUNTAINS, VOLCANIC MOUNTAINS, HORSTS, GRABEN, RIVER VALLEYS, TERRACES, FLORA, FAUNA

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9 HOME WORK COLLECT PICTURES OF FOLD MOUNTAINS AND PASTE.
WORK TO BE DONE HOME WORK COLLECT PICTURES OF FOLD MOUNTAINS AND PASTE. ALSO OF GLACIERS, RIVER VALLEYS AND PASTE. ( WRITE A LINE OR TWO ON THE TERMS RELATED TO MOUNTAINS)

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15 WORK TO BE DONE DRAW A VOLCANIC MOUNTAIN AND LABEL ITS PARTS. DEFINE THE PARTS OF A VOLCANO IN A LINE.

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23 OUT OF THESE THREE, WHICH IS LEAST POLLUED AND WHY?

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