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Froggy Jumps geographical issuesOnline version Great Britain by Yliya 1 A man-made waterway constructed for navigation, irrigation, or drainage, often connecting two larger bodies of water. a canal b chanal c bay 2 A natural watercourse through which water flows, typically narrower than a river and often used for navigation. a chanal b canal c stream 3 The line that separates two political or geographical areas, such as countries, states, or regions. a boundary b border c front 4 A steep face of rock and earth, often found along coastlines or in mountainous regions, characterized by its vertical or near-vertical drop. a cave b mountain c cliff 5 A steep or rugged cliff or rock face, often found in mountainous terrain, typically formed by erosion. a crag b cliff c border 6 The area where a river meets the sea or ocean, characterized by a mix of fresh and saltwater, often serving as an important habitat for wildlife. a estuary b hill c valley 7 A low area of land between hills or mountains, typically with a river or stream running through it, formed by erosion over time. a estuary b valley c flat 8 To be enclosed or limited by something; to have boundaries defined by specific features or objects. a to be bounded by b to be washed by c to be located on 9 To be continuously affected or influenced by water, often referring to land that is adjacent to a body of water and subject to its tides or currents. a to be washed by b to be surrounded by c to date from 10 To have sufficient value, importance, or benefit to justify the effort or time spent on an activity. a to be worth doing b to be famous for c to boast of 11 To speak with pride about something one possesses or has achieved; to claim something as a point of pride. a to boast of b to be made up of c to be done up of 12 To originate from a particular time in the past; to have existed since a specific date or period. a to go through b to refer to c to date back to 13 To prevent someone from approaching or getting too close; to maintain distance from someone or something that may be threatening. a to keep sb at bay b to give sb a great introduction to c to catch a glimpse of 14 To make use of a situation or resource for one’s benefit. a to take a stroll along b to take advantage of c to try one’s hand at

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by Yliya

A man-made waterway constructed for navigation, irrigation, or drainage, often connecting two larger bodies of water.

A natural watercourse through which water flows, typically narrower than a river and often used for navigation.

The line that separates two political or geographical areas, such as countries, states, or regions.

A steep face of rock and earth, often found along coastlines or in mountainous regions, characterized by its vertical or near-vertical drop.

A steep or rugged cliff or rock face, often found in mountainous terrain, typically formed by erosion.

The area where a river meets the sea or ocean, characterized by a mix of fresh and saltwater, often serving as an important habitat for wildlife.

A low area of land between hills or mountains, typically with a river or stream running through it, formed by erosion over time.

To be enclosed or limited by something; to have boundaries defined by specific features or objects.

To be continuously affected or influenced by water, often referring to land that is adjacent to a body of water and subject to its tides or currents.

To have sufficient value, importance, or benefit to justify the effort or time spent on an activity.

To speak with pride about something one possesses or has achieved; to claim something as a point of pride.

To originate from a particular time in the past; to have existed since a specific date or period.

To prevent someone from approaching or getting too close; to maintain distance from someone or something that may be threatening.

To make use of a situation or resource for one’s benefit.