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Match the following: Grasslands                    Countries (a) Downs                       (i) South Africa  (b) Pustaz                       (ii) Hungary (c) Velds                         (iii) New Zealand (d) Cantebury                 (iv) Australia Select the answer using the code below:

Match the following: Grasslands                    Countries (a) Downs                       (i) South Africa  (b) Pustaz                       (ii) Hungary (c) Velds                         (iii) New Zealand (d) Cantebury                 (iv) Australia Select the answer using the code below: Correct Answer a-iv, b-ii, c-i, d-iii

  • The Downs are located in Australia.
  • The Pustaz is located in Hungary.
  • The Velds are located in South Africa and the cantebury is located in New Zealand.

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