CIVIIY 5 Mateh the physical features and read the information below. 2. Match each plece of information below to one of the - Each piece of information has a clue to help you. - Write the number of the photograph and the matching lettor. A. The Sahara Desert is the largest hot, sandy desert in the world. B. The Namib Desert is on the coastline of Namibia, Because so many ships have been wrecked here, this coastline is also called the Skeleton Coast. C. The Nile River brings water to some parts of the Sahara Desert. People live and farm along this river. D. Another name for the Victoria Falls is Mosi-oa-Tunya, which means the smoke that thunders'. As the water falls, it makes smoke-like mist and a great noise. E. Waterfalls form where rivers flow over a shelf of rock. The Maletsunyane Falls in Lesotho is the highest waterfall in Southern Africa. F. Lake Victoria is a large area of fresh water on the equator. This is where the Nile River begins. G. The Congo River flows through the rainforests of Central Africa. Two countries are named after this great river. H. Mount Kenya is on the equator. It is sometimes covered with snow. This is because the higher \( u \) you go, the colder it gets. I. The Gariep-Orange River flows over the Augrabies Falls and into a deep valley or canyo of smooth rock. J. This climber is at the top of Thabana Ntlenyan the highest mountain peak in the Drakensberg

To match each piece of information to the corresponding photograph, we can analyze the clues provided in each statement. Here’s a breakdown of the clues and their likely matches: 1. **A.** The Sahara Desert is the largest hot, sandy desert in the world. - **Match:** Photograph of the Sahara Desert. 2. **B.** The Namib Desert is on the coastline of Namibia, known as the Skeleton Coast due to shipwrecks. - **Match:** Photograph of the Namib Desert or Skeleton Coast. 3. **C.** The Nile River brings water to parts of the Sahara Desert, where people live and farm. - **Match:** Photograph of the Nile River in the Sahara. 4. **D.** Another name for Victoria Falls is Mosi-oa-Tunya, meaning 'the smoke that thunders'. - **Match:** Photograph of Victoria Falls. 5. **E.** Waterfalls form where rivers flow over rock shelves; Maletsunyane Falls is the highest in Southern Africa. - **Match:** Photograph of Maletsunyane Falls. 6. **F.** Lake Victoria is a large freshwater area on the equator, where the Nile River begins. - **Match:** Photograph of Lake Victoria. 7. **G.** The Congo River flows through Central Africa's rainforests, with two countries named after it. - **Match:** Photograph of the Congo River. 8. **H.** Mount Kenya is on the equator and can be snow-covered due to altitude. - **Match:** Photograph of Mount Kenya. 9. **I.** The Gariep-Orange River flows over Augrabies Falls into a canyon of smooth rock. - **Match:** Photograph of Augrabies Falls. 10. **J.** This climber is at the top of Thabana Ntlenyana, the highest peak in the Drakensberg. - **Match:** Photograph of Thabana Ntlenyana. Now, you can write the number of the photograph next to the matching letter based on the descriptions provided. For example: - Photograph 1: A - Photograph 2: B - Photograph 3: C - Photograph 4: D - Photograph 5: E - Photograph 6: F - Photograph 7: G - Photograph 8: H - Photograph 9: I - Photograph 10: J Make sure to adjust the numbers according to the actual photographs you have.