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Question 1:

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Think about a trip you took with your school or family. You must have seen many different things, such as trees, plants, buildings, cars, and other things. Now, imagine that you have superpowers and can create a landscape from scratch, where you live. How would this landscape be? Describe what you would put in it and explain why you chose each element, comparing it to what you see in the natural landscape and in the urban landscape you already know.

Landscapes: Natural and Urban

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Question 2:

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You must have noticed that there are many landscapes around us, some full of trees, rivers, and animals, and others with buildings, busy streets, and many people. Natural landscapes are those formed by nature, such as forests and mountains, and urban landscapes are created by humans, such as cities. Now, think carefully: what do you like most about the natural landscape near your home, and what do you like most about the urban landscape? Describe the characteristics that make these places different and explain why you like each one.

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Question 3:

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Natural and urban landscapes are marked by different elements and human interactions. Considering the concepts of landscape, identify which of the following scenarios best represents a natural landscape and justify your choice based on the characteristics observed in the environment presented.

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Question 4:

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Imagine you are looking out the window of an airplane and see two very different landscapes below. One is full of trees, rivers, and mountains, where you can hardly see any houses or buildings. The other landscape is full of buildings, cars, and people, and you can hardly see nature, such as trees and mountains. Describe what you see in each landscape and explain what are the main characteristics that help you know which one is the natural landscape and which one is the urban landscape.

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Question 5:

Medium

Imagine you are looking at a picture of your city and near it there is a large area of forest with many trees and animals. Now think of another picture, where there are only buildings, cars, and people walking the streets. These two places are different from each other. One is a natural landscape, which has not been modified by people, and the other is an urban landscape, which is man-made. What are the main differences you can see between the natural landscape and the urban landscape? Write about the characteristics of these two places and how they are different.

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