RELIEF CROSSWORD

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  1. Alberto García 1ºA16 October 2019 at 14:45

    1.Richter
    2.Island
    3.Shelf
    4.Cape
    5.Tectonic Plates
    6.Ridges
    7.Mountains
    8.Plain
    9.Basin
    10.Tsunami
    11.Gulfs
    12.Valleys
    13.Volcano
    14.Cliff
    15.Peninsula
    15.Plateaus
    16.Earthquakes
    17.Marianas
    18.Wegener
    19.Seismography

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  2. Martina García Ortiz 1°A19 October 2019 at 08:09

    1_ Graphic or Rithder
    2_ Island
    3_ Sides
    4_ Cape
    5_ Tectonic plates
    6_ Ridges
    7_ Mountains
    8_ Shelf
    9_ Basin
    10_ Tsunami
    11_ Gulfs
    12_ Valleys
    13_ Collide
    14_ Cliff
    15_ Peninsula
    16_ Earthquake
    17_ Marianas
    18_ Wegener
    19_ Seismologist

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  3. Valeria Martínes Giménez 1º A19 October 2019 at 13:17

    Across:
    3.Shelf
    4.Cape
    6.Ridge
    9.Plains
    10.Tsunami
    12.Valleys
    14.Cliff
    15.Peninsula
    16.Endosphere
    17.Trenches
    18.Wegener
    19. Seismologies
    Down
    1.Richter
    2.Island
    5.Tectonic plates
    7.Mountains
    8.Beach
    11.Gulfs
    13.Volcano
    15.Mountain

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  4. ALICIA DELGADO POVEDA20 October 2019 at 14:51

    ALICIA DELGADO POVEDA
    ACROSS
    3-BEACH
    4-CAPS
    9-PLAIN
    10-SUNAMI
    18-WEGENER
    19-SEISMOLOGY
    DOWN
    1-RITCHER
    2-ISLAND
    7-MOUNTAIN
    15-PENINSULA

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  5. Alberto Brox Saiz21 October 2019 at 12:09

    1 RICHTER 2 ISLAND 3 SHELF 4 CAPE 5 TECTONIC PLATES 6 RIDGES 7 MOUNTAINS 8 PLAIN 9 PLAIN 10 TSUNAMI 11 GULFS 12 VALLEYS 13 VOLCANO 14 CLIFF 15 DOWN MOUNTAIN 15 ACROSS PENINSULA 16 EARTHQUAKE 17 MARIANAS 18 WEGENER 19 SEISMOLOGIST

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