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Give the definitions for the terms Mountain… Plateau.. Lake…. ( don't copy off google or the internet i will check please and thank you! :3)
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Give the definitions for the terms
Mountain…
Plateau..
Lake….
( don't copy off google or the internet i will check please and thank you! :3)
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middle-school
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A lake is a large amount of water
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The mountain is a large elevation made from the earths surface.
A plateau is basically a elevated plain
A lake is a large amount of water surrounded by land
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