Chapter 1 - Lakes of Africa

Lake

• Something that people can use.

• A body of water surrounded by land.

• A path for travelling from one place to another.

• A long, deep, narrow valley in East Africa.

Rift valley

• A tall grasslike plant that grows in swamps or wetland areas.

• An area set aside by the government where animals are protected from hunters.

• A starting point or beginning of a river’s water.

• A long, deep, narrow valley in East Africa.

Source

• A body of water surrounded by land.

• A path for travelling from one place to another.

• A starting point or beginning of a river’s water.

• A platform where boats can load and unload people and goods.

Resource

• A path for travelling from one place to another.

• A path for travelling from one place to another.

• Something that people can use.

• A platform where boats can load and unload people and goods.

Transportation route

• A path for travelling from one place to another.

• A tall grasslike plant that grows in swamps or wetland areas.

• A starting point or beginning of a river’s water.

• An area set aside by the government where animals are protected from hunters.

Papyrus

• A path for travelling from one place to another.

• A tall grasslike plant that grows in swamps or wetland areas.

• A platform where boats can load and unload people and goods.

• Something that people can use.

Dock

• A body of water surrounded by land.

• A tall grasslike plant that grows in swamps or wetland areas.

• A platform where boats can load and unload people and goods.

• A starting point or beginning of a river’s water.

Game reserve

• A body of water surrounded by land.

• A tall grasslike plant that grows in swamps or wetland areas.

• A platform where boats can load and unload people and goods.

• An area set aside by the government where animals are protected from hunters.

Lake Tanganyika, Lake Victoria, and Lake Chad are in Australia.

• True

• False

Fish is a resource from Lake Tanganyika, Lake Victoria, and Lake Chad.

• True

• False