news

      a. what caused the quake....geographical perspective:       b. where - epicenter and effected areas: cant find
       c. casualties: 75 dead 150 missing
       d. major damage: Several of the old red-brick buildings in the central city have collapsed and roads and bridges have structural damage. Most of the city was without power for several hours after the quake and traffic lights were not functioning in suburban areas. Early reports on radio stations warned of continuing aftershocks and urged residents to stay home and keep calm.
       e. current concerns:  cant fined
       f. Give a paragraph about your reactions to the events: 
i just don't get that into the horror of this earthquake because if it doesn't affect me i just cant rarely connect to it. 

work pg 19 1-16

1. the western plateau,the central lowlands and the eastern highlands
2. Canberra to Melbourne
3. because it is really old and has been eroded by water
4. Southern edge of amade basin
5.Uluru is a the biggest rock above ground in the world and is shaped from millions of years of wind erosion and is now a sacred icon.
6. because it passes through less atmospheric.
7. an aria of land  that has been drained by a river
8. Murry darling and lake ayre
9. Murry river, Murrumbidgee river Darling river
10. it evaporates.
11. it only flows a few days each year.
12. Cheyenne range Tasmania because it was the river  that when thay protested the damming and the labor party won, thay made the govement responsivle for national parks
13. the high court ruling by Bob Hawke
14.

Q1: where a continent moved around the earths crust and basic drifts around the earth.
Q2: Migrating continent
Q3: Rodina
Q4: about 750 million years ago
Q5: South Africa,Asia, Oceania, Antarctica.
Q6: 5cm per year
Q7: less than 1million years old
Q8: air erosion
Q9: study of land forms
Q10: study the land to determine the processors that form and transform them.