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Analyse. Water recycling
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Using the diagram, explain how recycling works. Do you recycle your domestic waste? Explain how.
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Final evaluation 8 - The Greek world
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How did Athens become dominant in Greece? How did its dominance end?
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Answer. Environmental problems in cities (1)
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How do cities affect the natural landscape? How can these changes affect the climate?
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Final evaluation 10 - The economic organisation of society
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Final evaluation 1 - The Animal Kingdom (I). Invertebrates
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Compare a sponge to a polyp? How are they similar? How are they different?
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Answer. Plants (1)
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What is the difference between how animals feed and how plants feed?
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Earthquakes
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Discover how earthquakes are caused and how we measure their magnitude.
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Interpret. Equatorial climate
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Look at this climograph and answer the questions: What are temperatures in equatorial climates like? What is the average annual temperature? Do temperatures vary much during the year? What about annual…
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Spreeder CX Tool SM
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Most readers have an average reading speed of 200 wpm, which is about as fast as they can read a passage out loud. However, it is entirely possible to read at a much greater speed, with much better…
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