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GEOGRAPHY
Greece
is
made
up
of
the
lower
part
of
the
Balkan
peninsula,
which
is
in
the
northeastern
part
of
the
Mediterranean
Sea.
It
has
numerous
islands
off
the
coast.
Greece
is
bounded
on
the
east
by
the
Aegean
Sea,
and
on
the
west
by
the
Adriatic
Sea.
On
the
north
are
other
Balkan
countries.
Greece
has
many
fine
harbors
and
much
natural
beauty.
However,
the
mountain
ranges
and
the
deep
valleys
cut
Greece
into
iso
lated
sections.
Generally,
the
soil
is
stony
and
dry, although
there
are
some
valleys
that
havve
rich,
red
earth.
Usually,
little
rain
falls
except
along
the
eastern
border.
THRACE
MACEDONIA
Sea
of
Marmara
Mt.
Olympus
Hellespontt
Troy
THESSALY
Aegean
Sea
Greek
Occupied
Adriatic
Sea
Pass
of
Thermopylae
ASIA
MINOR
Thebes
Delphi
ATTICA
Plain
of
Marathon
AthenS
lonian
ELLIS
Corinth
Sea
ARGOLIS
Sparta
MESSENIA
LACONIA
RHODES
Mediterranean
Sea
CRETE
Map
of
the
city-states
of
Greece
and
Asia
Minor
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GEOGRAPHY

Greece is^ made^ up^ of^ the^ lower^ part^ of^ the

Balkan peninsula,^ which^ is^ in^ the^ northeastern

part of^ the^ Mediterranean^ Sea.^ It^ has^ numerous

islands off^ the^ coast.^ Greece^ is^ bounded^ on^ the

east (^) by the^ Aegean^ Sea,^ and^ on^ the^ west^ by

the Adriatic^ Sea.^ On^ the^ north^ are^ other^ Balkan

countries. Greece^ has^ many^ fine^ harbors^ and

much natural^ beauty.^ However,^ the^ mountain

ranges and^ the^ deep^ valleys^ cut^ Greece^ into^ iso

lated sections.^ Generally,^ the^ soil^ is^ stony^ and

dry, although^ there^ are^ some^ valleys^ that^ havve rich, red^ earth.^ Usually,^ little^ rain^ falls^ except along the^ eastern^ border.

THRACE

MACEDONIA

Sea of Marmara Mt. Olympus

TroyHellespontt THESSALY Aegean Sea

Adriatic Greek^ Occupied

Sea Pass^ of

Thermopylae (^) ASIA MINOR

Thebes

Delphi (^) ATTICA Plain of Marathon lonian ELLIS^ Corinth AthenS

Sea ARGOLIS

Sparta

MESSENIA LACONIA

RHODES Mediterranean Sea

CRETE

Map (^) of the (^) city-states of (^) Greece and Asia Minor

Complete

each

statement.

Greece

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(^) on

the^

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Greece

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many^

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sections^

because^

Greece

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The

soil

of^

Greece^

is

generally^

(^) a.

and

b.

The

(^) area

of^

good^

rainfall

is

lower

ands eles operate^ without^ the^ brain^ "thinking" dGending a^ message^ to^ the^ muscle.^ The

heart,stomach,^

intestines, control^ muscles^ in

the alimentary^ anal,^ valves in^ the (^) brain, and TRAPEZIUs

elids actwithout^ our^ thinking^ about^ it.^ Theyy

are involuntary muscles. (neck muscle) DELTOID

AnotAnother way^ to^ describe^ muscles^ is^ based

on their^ structure^ and^ shap^

If muscles are

CHEST MUSCLE on thei observed under^ a^ microscope,^ three^ different BICEPS TRICEPS

types of^ uscles^ are^ seen.^ These^

muscles (^) are RIB^ MUSCLE Called striated^ (strie^ ae^ ted),^ smooth,^ and^ cardiac (kar dee ak).

All of^ the^ skeletal^ muscles^ are^ striated^ muscles.

Fach muscle^ is^ a^ bundle^ cntaining^ millions^ of muscle fibers.^ These^ muscles^ might^ look^ like millions of threads^ laying^ side-by-side^ to^ forma ABDOMINAL MUSCLE

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Over six^ hundred^ of^ these^ striated^ muscles are in our^ body. All^ of^ them^ are^ voluntary^ muscles and need^ to^ be^ directed^ by^ our^ brain^ to work. Most of^ the^ meat^ eaten^ by^ human^ beings^ is

made of^ striated^ muscles.^ Steaks,^ chops,^

roasts, hamburgers, and^ hot^ dogs^ are^ made from

striated muscles^ of^ animals.^ This^ type^

of (^) musS cle is an^ excellent^ source^ of^ animal protein for SARTORIUS (sar tore us) THIGH MusCLE humans. GASTROCNEMIUS

Smooth muscles^ are^ the^ type^

found in^ the^ walls of the^ stomach,^ intestin^ es,^ and arteries.^ All^ of Our internal^ organs^ are^ covered with^ smooth muscles. This^ muscle^ is^ very^ simple and^ acts involuntarily. The^ smooth^ muscle is (^) very differ- ent from^ the^ striated muscle.^ It^ is^ not^ striped. It is^ generally weaker. AlSo,^ smooth^ muscles are not^ nearly^ as^ big^ and bulky as^ the^ striated (gas truc,^ ne'^ me^ us) Skeletal muscles muscles. If (^) your heart^ beats^ seventy^ times^ in^ one^ min-

ute, how^ many^ beats^ has^ it^ done^

since (^) you

were born?^ lf^ your^ answer^ is^ about^400

million (400,000,000), you^ are^ about^11 years^ old!^ By the (^) age of^ thirty,^ your^ heart^ will^ have^ exceeded one billion^ (1,000,000,000)^ beats.^ No^ wonder it can^ wear^ out^ during^ old^ age!^ You^ now^ see how (^) important it^ is^ to^ keep^ this^ cardiac^ muscle nealthy! The third^ type^ of muscle The third ardiac muscle.^ It^ is^ the^ muscle^ of cle is the strongest musS cle of^ all:^ the^ cardiac the heart. This muscle^ m theneverrelax.Otherwise,^ the^ blood^ would^ stop uscle must^ always^ work^ and As an involunta muscle,^ the^ cardiac^ muscle wor (^) a year throughout^ a^ lifetime. flowingin^ the^ body^ and the^ cells^ would^ die. As ans night and day,^ seven^ days^ a^ week,^365 da 47

TYPES OF MUSCLES

TYPE (^) APPEARANCE CONTROOL EXAMPLES Striated (^) Striped, long fibers Voluntary Legs,^ arms,^ trunk Not-striped, Stomach, intestines spindle-shaped

Smooth Involuntary (^) blood vessels

CardiacC Striped,^ network^ Involuntary Heart