FOURTH GRADE

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	Tien Shan Mountains in Central Asia Tien Shan, which means “Heavenly Mountains" in Chinese, is the major mountain system of Central Asia. Shown here is the range extending Pakistan through Kazakhstan. Chris Arnesen, ALL STOCK, INC.
Singapore The independent city-state of Singapore is separated by the Singapore River, which divides the colonial part of the city from the modern. Here, the city skyline, with its skyscrapers, is in the distance with traditional buildings in the foreground. George Hunter, ALL STOCK, INC.
	Koryakskaya Volcano, Siberia Koryakskaya Volcano, on the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Siberia, is part of a larger chain consisting mostly of active volcanoes on the peninsula that separates the Sea of Okhotsk from the Bering Sea and Pacific Ocean. Koryakskaya Volcano soars to a height of about 3456m (11,339ft) near Petropavlovsk -Kamchatsky, the capital and chief city of Kamchatka, a political sub- division of Russia. Jerry Kobalenko, ALL STOCK, INC.
Red Square, Moscow Historically a venue for military civilian parades, Red Square is bordered by several Russian monuments and attracts tourists to its downtown Moscow location. A red stone wall on one side of the square surrounds the Kremlin, right, which served as the center of govern- ment for the entire Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) before the dissolution of the USSR in 1991. Saint Basil’s Cathedral, left, with its multi- colored onion-shaped domes, boasts some of the most unique architecture in the world. Red Square measures 0.4 km (0.25 mi) in length. Bill Bachmann, ALL STOCK, INC.

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