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Article: Mongolian Safari.(Research Skills and Language Arts)

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April 5, 2004
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After reading "Back From the Brink" (p. 12), you're eager to explore the wild regions of Mongolia. So you go on a summer expedition--a Web expedition, that is. Since Mongolia is large--two times the size of Texas--you won't be able to cover the entire country on one trip. To ensure a successful adventure, we've selected your Web Safari Destinations (see box, bottom). Explore these Web sites to fill in the blanks of your travel log (below). What are you waiting for? Grab your computer mouse and take off for an amazing adventure!

TRAVEL LOG

1. Before you leap into cyber Mongolia, find your destination. This landlocked country is sandwiched between -- to ...

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