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on May 20, 2007

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Map Work for Class XII Geography

You may click the link given below for the map items and their answers of both sem. books. Map Work for class XII 2008 It is not necessary to learn all the map items. Only a few of them are asked. I will talk about it later. For practical book these are the instructions: 1. Try to make the file more visual than just a scrible note book. 2. If you are writing something about a topic try to give one example of it. The example may be a picture cutting, sample, or an excersise of stats or diagram or map. 3. The examples are generally shown on the drawing sheet on the same page. If the ruled sheet is on the right then the diagram must appear on the left drawing sheet. 4. Make two files. One for the practicals and another for the survey which can be a soft sprial folder. 5. Most important than making file book is how much you have understood about the practicals. There are some catch points such as the pie diagram starts from 12 o clock and the highest to lowest variables are shown in decrea

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