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Lesson 2 Physical Features and Climate

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Lesson 2 from Chapter 18 revised by Macca - May,2011

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Lesson 2Physical Features and Climate

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locations of physical features

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Core Words

Mount Everest

珠穆朗玛峰

monsoon 季风

cyclone 气旋

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Extension words

Nepali 尼泊尔语cardamom 小豆蔻

Brahmaputra 布拉马普特拉河

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Also known as plate convergence.

Mountains are formed by slow but gigantic movements of the earth‘s crust.

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The Earth's crust is made up of 6 huge slabs called plates, which fit together like a jigsaw puzzle.

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The Himalayas

The Himalayan Mountains were formed by the collision of Asia and India.

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Himalayan Mountains

How did the Himalayas get their name?

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Deccan Plateau

– A region of high, flat land with many rivers

– Millions of tiny farms dot the landscape

Northern PlainsDeccan Plateau

– The Eastern and Western Ghats

• Low-lying mountain ranges

• “ghats” = passes

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Spices 香料 pepper

ginger

cardamom

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The Travels of Marco Polo

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Alluvial Plain

Bangladesh

floodplain

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Ganges Delta

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What problem do they have?

What causes the flooding?

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Find the rivers of the Indian subcontinent

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Ganges

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“Mata Ganga”(Mother Ganges)

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Brahmaputra 布拉马普特拉河

1,800 miles long

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Floods on the Brahmaputra: 2003

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Flooding on the Brahmaputra

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• Climate

–Monsoons: seasonal winds that control the lives of farmers in South Asia

–Cyclones: a storm system with strong winds that spin in a circular motion

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Most of India has tropical monsoon climate.

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wind direction features

January

July

From land to sea---northeast wind

From sea to land---southwest wind

Dry, hot---little rainfall---dry seasonWet, hot---much rainfall---rainy season

JanuaryJanuary JulyJuly

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Features of tropical monsoon climate

distribution map of temperature and rainfalltemperature and rainfall for Mumbai in a year

high temperaturehigh temperature all the year, includes a dry and rainy season.

Dry season: October to May (in following year)

Rainy season: June to September

Plenty of water

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Rainy season

Dry season

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How these events might affect people

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tropical savanna climate 热带稀树草原气候

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highland climate

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• Rain shadow

–Mountains can create a rain shadow

Wet, windward Dry, leeward

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