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Waterfalls - Geography Is Cool!

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Look Inside · 10 pages · answer key included

Cover of Waterfalls - Geography Is Cool! featuring a waterfall cascading through a mossy forest landscape
Front cover of the waterfall geography book
Opening reading passage explains waterfall formation, varied shapes, ecosystems, cultural value, and recreation
First part of the introductory waterfall reading
Introductory reading continues with waterfall uses, environmental threats, conservation, and size comparisons
Conclusion of the introduction before the profiles
Height profile 1: Angel Falls in Venezuela, with a photograph, 979-meter height, location, and river details
First waterfall profile in the height section
Height profile 2: Tugela Falls in South Africa, with a photograph, 948-meter height, and five distinct drops
Second waterfall profile in the height section
Height profile 3: Tres Hermanas Falls in Peru, with a photograph, 914-meter height, and three distinct drops
Third waterfall profile in the height section
Width profile 1: Khone Phapheng Falls in Laos, with a photograph, 10,783-meter width, and Mekong River location
First waterfall profile in the width section
Width profile 2: Paraná River Falls, with an Itaipu Dam photograph and a listed historical width of 7,744 meters
Second width profile, describing the Itaipu Dam area
Width profile 3: Chutes de Khone, Laos, with a waterfall photograph, listed width, drop, and Mekong River details
Third waterfall profile in the width section

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Whether they are located in tropical forests or falling over rocky landscapes, caves or lakes with turquoise waters, waterfalls have a special attraction for humans. These water "paintings" are among the most spectacular sights, in some traditions they are even considered to mediate between the natural world and the divine. Perhaps because of the rush of water that falls with force from above, causing awe, perhaps because of the thunderous sound of the incessant flow, which in a strange way has a calming effect, the only thing that is certain is that the greatness of nature manages to transform all this energy into shocking experience.

This book contains factual data and descriptions of the word's biggest and most impressive waterfalls. Your students will love learning about these wonders of nature. There are 15 multiple choice questions at the end of the book, to revise and consolidate their knowledge of waterfalls, and of course, the relevant answer key to the activities.

Don't forget to check out the other books of the series "Geography Is Cool!".

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