The perimeter of the given polygon is ___________

Which one of the following is a natural light source?

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It is easy to talk about crossing a river, and when I look at the line on the map which represents that river I crossed, I am amazed that such a small thing should once have caused me such great fear. Yet I have rarely faced a job I liked so little as that one. The river ran yellow and slow under a clear moon. On this side, a thick growth of bush clothed the river bank, but on the other side I could see a swamp and tall grasses. The distance across was no more than fifty yards but I would have swum a mile more readily in deep, clear water. The place smelt of crocodiles.

I prepared to enter the river. I held my gun between my teeth, and with a prayer to God slipped into the muddy waters. I swam in the wild way of beginner. The current was not strong and the water was moderately warm; but I seemed to go very slowly, and I was cold with fear. In the middle, the river suddenly shallowed, and my chest hit against a mud-bank. I though it was a crocodile, and in my confusion the pistol dropped from my mouth and disappeared.

I walked a few steps, then came into deep water again. Almost before I knew it, I had reached the opposite bank. With feverish haste I scrambled up to the hard soil. I was across, but, alas, I had lost my only weapon.

Question: Why is the writer amazed when he looks at the map?

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It is easy to talk about crossing a river, and when I look at the line on the map which represents that river I crossed, I am amazed that such a small thing should once have caused me such great fear. Yet I have rarely faced a job I liked so little as that one. The river ran yellow and slow under a clear moon. On this side, a thick growth of bush clothed the river bank, but on the other side I could see a swamp and tall grasses. The distance across was no more than fifty yards but I would have swum a mile more readily in deep, clear water. The place smelt of crocodiles.

I prepared to enter the river. I held my gun between my teeth, and with a prayer to God slipped into the muddy waters. I swam in the wild way of beginner. The current was not strong and the water was moderately warm; but I seemed to go very slowly, and I was cold with fear. In the middle, the river suddenly shallowed, and my chest hit against a mud-bank. I though it was a crocodile, and in my confusion the pistol dropped from my mouth and disappeared.

I walked a few steps, then came into deep water again. Almost before I knew it, I had reached the opposite bank. With feverish haste I scrambled up to the hard soil. I was across, but, alas, I had lost my only weapon.

Question: The river was __________

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It is easy to talk about crossing a river, and when I look at the line on the map which represents that river I crossed, I am amazed that such a small thing should once have caused me such great fear. Yet I have rarely faced a job I liked so little as that one. The river ran yellow and slow under a clear moon. On this side, a thick growth of bush clothed the river bank, but on the other side I could see a swamp and tall grasses. The distance across was no more than fifty yards but I would have swum a mile more readily in deep, clear water. The place smelt of crocodiles.

I prepared to enter the river. I held my gun between my teeth, and with a prayer to God slipped into the muddy waters. I swam in the wild way of beginner. The current was not strong and the water was moderately warm; but I seemed to go very slowly, and I was cold with fear. In the middle, the river suddenly shallowed, and my chest hit against a mud-bank. I though it was a crocodile, and in my confusion the pistol dropped from my mouth and disappeared.

I walked a few steps, then came into deep water again. Almost before I knew it, I had reached the opposite bank. With feverish haste I scrambled up to the hard soil. I was across, but, alas, I had lost my only weapon.

Question: Why did he swim badly?

a HABITAT is:

Can I have some .............. ?

Do you like ............ juice

I don't like ..................

What are the three states of matter?

What is matter?

What is it called when a liquid turns to a solid?

This bag is _______.

What is a pronoun?

"My hat is pink but yours is yellow." Which word is a possessive pronoun in this sentence?

I was feeling hungry, _______ I made myself a sandwich.

They rushed to the hospital, ____________ they were too late.

She didn't speak to anyone,________nobody spoke to her.

You can eat your cake with a spoon ________ fork.

What place is the 2 in, in the number 624

The longest Parallel

The Prim Meridian passes through the place called

WHAT IS THE LARGEST CONTENENT ON EARTH

What is the answer to a division problem?

A triangle with all sides equal is called

An angle less than 90 degrees is

Two lines that are the same distance apart that never meet are called

The answer to a multiplication problem is

5³ is equal to

A whole number and a fraction is called a

what would most likely to happen if humans cut down trees?

A volunteer is someone who ____.

Tick the correct simile

Tick the correct suffix to the word “Appoint” to form an abstract noun

Tick the correct missing letter in the word. I will rec_ _ ve the chief guest

Tick the correct answer. ____________ is a house on the hill.