التقويم الأول
الأسم :
السؤال الأول : (ن) ضع علامة (صح) أو علامه (خطا) مع التصويب .
1- تشتهر استراليا بأجود أنواع الصوف في العالم .
2- يسود الرعي البدائي في منطقة البراري بامريكا الشمالية .
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3- تعتبر اندونيسيا اكبر دول العالم انتاجا للاسماك .
4- تتصدر الصين دول العالم انتاجا للحوم الحمراء اعتمادا على الخنازير. (
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"ب" : بم تفسر .
1- انخفاض أعداد العاملين بالرعي البدائي بقارة آسيا ۔
2- أهمية الثروة الحيوانية في العالم .

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