Based on the provided image, which is a worksheet titled "MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPE," the task is to guess the meaning of the words "Summit," "Slopes," and "Foot" by looking at the accompanying picture.
The solution can be found by combining the explicit definitions given in the text with the visual cues from the diagram.
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Summit: The text states, "The summit is the highest part of the mountain." The diagram visually confirms this by showing a line pointing directly to the topmost peak of the mountain drawing.
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Slopes: The text defines "The slopes are the sides of the mountains." In the diagram, the label "the slopes" points to the angled, slanted side of the mountain, which represents its side or flank.
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Foot: The text explains, "The foot is the lowest part of the mountain." The diagram illustrates this by showing the label "the foot" pointing to the very base of the mountain, where it meets the ground.
Therefore, by observing the positions of the labels on the mountain diagram and matching them with the written definitions, one can deduce the meanings:
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Summit means the
top or highest point.
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Slopes mean the
sides of the mountain.
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Foot means the
base or lowest part.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of mountain language worksheet.
