| Task 1 |
Look at the following image and write a description for the following:
Why? When? Who? Where? What? Click here for image
Read the following if you need more information: Click here for information |
| Task 2 |
Find the answer to the following questions:
What is Krill?
What is a Skua?
How many eggs does the Emperor penguin normally lay?
Do seals use the ice for?
What work is done on the ice? Click here to find out
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| Task 3 |
Read the following text and answer the following:
Which is the largest of the whales?
Which whale is able to hold its breath for 90 minutes?
Where does the Right whale get its name from?
What do Humpback Whales eat?
Is the Killer whale a whale? Explain your answer.
What is the difference between Baleen and Toothed whales?Click here to find out |
| Task 4 |
Fact file: Using the sheet provided, create a list of six items, for each of the following:
1)Weather, 2)Landscape,
3)Resources, 4)Human useClick here to find out
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| Picture Gallery 1 |
| An amazing collection of images of animals, ice flows, terrain and human activitiesClick here to view images |
| Picture Gallery 2 |
| A gallery of images from the Australian Antarctic DivisionClick here to view images |
| Picture Gallery 3 |
| A gallery of images from Cool AntarcticaClick here to view images |
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| Thursday, October 12, 2006 |
 Scientific Exploration
Britain has a 200 year history of Antarctic research and exploration, starting with the voyages of Captain James Cook. Early commercial interests and exploration for its own sake were gradually replaced by the realisation that scientific studies of the Antarctic have value for all of humanity. Modern Antarctic science provides information on systems and processes which affect the lives of everyone on the planet. |
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| Loreto Information |
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Name: Mr Azopardi
Address: Gibraltar
Tel: Use the links provided to find the information and google images but you do not need to navigate away from these.
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