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Three Stages of Glacial ErosionDate: 2015-10-07; view: 514. N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A B C D E F G H I J K L M Typical Longitudinal Section Rock Surfaces Rocksurfacesdisplayflutingstriationandpolishingeffectsofglacialerosiontheformanddirectionofthesegroovescanbeusedtoshowthedirectioninwhichtheicemoved. B. Copy according to the code below: 20-25-16-9-3-1-12 12-15-14-7-9-20-21-4-9-14-1-12 19-5-3-20-9-15-14 15-6 1 22-1-12-12-5-25 7-12-1-3-9-5-18 19-8-15-23-19 9-20-19 19-20-18-21-3-20-21-18-5 1-14-4 9-20-19 16-18-15-6-9-12-5 15-6 2-5-4-18-15-3-11. 19-21-18-6-1-3-5 9-3-5 9-19 2-18-9-20-20-12-5 2-21-20 21-14-4-5-18-12-25-9-14-7 9-3-5 3-18-25-19-20-1-12-19 2-5-14-4 19-8-5-1-18 1-14-4 7-12-9-4-5 3-1-21-19-9-14-7 9-3-5 20-15 6-12-15-23 2-25 4-5-6-15-18-13-1-20-9-15-14.
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C. Copy the sentences: 1. putting letters in the words in the right order:
2. filling in the missing letters in the following words:
3. putting the words in the right word order according to the Russian version:
flow/ the/ ice/ them/ retreats/ out/ valley/ as/ of/ the/ main/ into/ waterfalls. Exercise 7. Listen to the text “Horns, Aretes, and Cirques” twice and decide true or false are the following statements:
1. Horns, aretes, and cirques are all products of volcanic activity. 2. Horns are sharp peaks. 3. Aretes are formed when headward erosion of several glaciers intersect. 4. Laurentian Shield in Canada is smoothed by the continental glaciers. 5. Cirques are below aretes and horned mountains. 6. Cirques are bowl-shaped mountains. 7. Tarns are often found in the cirques.
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