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Lessons 1-2. Ex. 4 Lessons 1-2. Ex. 6 Lessons 1-2. Ex. 7 Lessons 1-2. Ex. 8 Lessons 1-2. Ex. 10 Lessons 3-4. Ex. 2 Lessons 3-4. Ex. 3 Lessons 3-4. Ex. 5 Lessons 3-4. Ex. 6 Lessons 3-4. Ex. 7b Lessons 3-4. Ex. 8 Lessons 3-4. Ex. 9 Lessons 3-4. Ex. 10 Lessons5-6. Ex. 4 Lessons 5-6. Ex. 5 Lessons 5-6. Ex. 6 Lessons 5-6. Ex. 7 Lessons 5-6. Ex. 8 Lessons 5-6. Ex. 10 Lessons 5-6. Ex. 2 Lessons 5-6. Ex. 4 Lessons 5-6. Ex. 6

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ex. 6
The Lake District National Park has many special qualities unique to the area. There are over fourteen lakes and tarns although officially Bassenthwaite Lake
is the only titled "lake" — the rest are "meres" or "waters".
The rocks forming the Lake District provide a dramatic record of nearly 500 million years. Colliding continents, deep oceans, tropical seas, and kilometre-thick ice sheets helped shape the landscape we see today.
There have been people in the Lake District since the end of the last ice age. There are traces of prehistoric and medieval field systems, archaeological monuments such as stone circles, Roman roads and forts and the remains of the mining, gunpowder and wood-processing industries.
The red squirrel is still found kiere, and there are woodlands rich in Atlantic mosses, ferns and lichen. Lakes, tarns and rivers are nationally important for their range of habitats and species such as char, crayfish and shelly. On the fells ravens and birds of prey are a relatively common sight.
The lakes and tarns give the Lake District a quality of scenery and recreational resource found nowhere else in England. The semi-natural woodlands add texture, colour and variety to the landscape and also provide a home for native animals and plants. The high rainfall in the core of the National Park favours woodlands rich in Atlantic mosses and liverworts, ferns and lichen.
The presence of woocl pasture, pollards a«d old coppice woodland form part of the rich cultural heritage of the National Park.
The Lake District is unique in England for its abundant and varied freshwater habitats. Key habitats include mires, limestone pavement, upland heatli, scree." and artie-alpine communities, lakeshore wetlands, estuary, coastal heath aml dunes.
The Lake District's rocks provide a dramatic record of nearly 500 million years, with evideuce of colliding continents„ deep oceans, tropical seas„and kilometrethick icc sheets. Thc area has the largesi and deepest lakes and liighest peaks in England. Its rock sequence contributes to our understanding of past eh mates.