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Glossary

              alluvial            -  a  deposit  of  clay,  silt,  and  sand  left  by  flowing
                                     floodwater  in  a  river  valley  or  delta,  typically
                                     producing fertile soil
              expedition          -  a journey undertaken by a group of people with a
                                     particular purpose, especially that of exploration
              extreme             -  reaching a high or the highest degree; very great
              grazing             -  grassland suitable for pasturage
              hiking              -  a long walk or walking tour
              remittance          -  a sum of money sent in payment or as a gift
              subsistence         -  denoting  or  relating  to  production  at  a  level
                                     sufficient only for one’s own use or consumption,
                                     without any surplus for trade
              temperate           -  climate characterized by mild temperatures.
              trekking            -  a long arduous journey, especially one made on
                                     foot





           Note to the teacher: Help the students to understand the natural regions and its climates by which their
           life style has been guided.






                      ExERCISES
                      ExERCISES




           1.     Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statements:

                  a.    Mostly the Sherpa people live in Tarai.
                  b.    Mountainous region is popular for animal rearing.

                  c.    Terrace farming is done in Hilly region.
                  d.    People in Tarai region wear ‘Bakkhu’ and ‘Docha’

                  e.    Dashain, Tihar, Eid, Chath, Lhosar, Christmas are festivals of
                        Nepal and Nepalese people.





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