3. What are constructive forces and what landforms do they create? 9. What are destructive forces and what landforms do they create? 10. What are some of the landforms found in the ocean basins? 11. Describe how GPS satellites can find a location on Earth. 12. What is a Geographical Information System (GIS)? Bloase Write Your Answer Below:

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Q: Choose ONE of the civilizations in this chapter (Mesopotamians OR Egyptians or Harrapans of the…

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Q: A hurricane forms in the Atlantic Ocean. Which of Earth's spheres are involved in the formation of…

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Q: Explain why Buys Ballot’s law would not apply in mountainous terrain.

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A: Sunlight warms the earth surface, resulting into evaporation of water. Water vapor rises through the…

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Q: Choose atleat 2 movies and make a reaction, relate it to our lesson on volcano and earthquake -…

A: To write the review about two movies in relation with the earthquakes and volcanoes.

Q: Why can’t we destroy bothersome pollutants by just dissolving them in the ocean?

A: Bothersome pollutants are pollutants which causes harmful effects on animals and plants. It consists…

Q: (Q010) Which of the following statements is true? a) Soils form at a rate much faster than human…

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Q: Briefly describe the Southern Oscillation and how it is related to El Niño and La Niña.

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Q: If a mineral cleaves into thin sheets, it probably has Multiple Choice O no well-defined cleavage…

A: Cleavage is defined as the splitting of the planes of the mineral. This is one of the major types of…

Q: The accompanying sketch shows the three-cell circulation modelin the Northern Hemisphere. Match the…

A: These three cells are a better representation of the typical global wind flow.

Q: What tectonic setting is interpreted to be the cause of volcanism at Yellowstone? Multiple Choice…

A: Introduction When we try to understand the process of volcanism in Yellowstone, it is mostly because…

Q: Prepare a sketch of the four drainage patterns discussed in this section.

A: The topography of the area is a key component in determining the type of drainage pattern.

Q: Describe the Bergeron process.

A: Bergeron process was propounded by Tor Bergeron, a Swedish meteorologist. It refers to formation of…

Q: Choose atleat 2 movies, make a summary and the last paragraph will be the lesson learned-relate from…

A: To write a summary by choosing about any two movies from the list and relate with the topics volcano…

Q: Which of the following plate boundaries is least likely to produce composite volcanoes? Multiple…

A: Plate boundaries:  It is three- dimensional surface boundaries of the earth. These boundaries are…

Q: On the accompanying image of Jupiter, notice the many zones of clouds that are produced by large…

A: Astronomy is one of the main branches of earth science which studies about the astronomical objects…

Q: What class of mineral forms when the elements Cl or F is bonded with a metal, as in the mineral…

A: Introduction: Minerals can be defined as crystalline, inorganic solid which has a distinct chemical…

Q: (Q002) Which of the following might be considered sediment? a) fossil shells in bedrock b) quartz…

A: Sediments are defined as the particles that are formed due to the weathering and erosion of rocks…

Q: Use the appropriate formulas to convert the following temperatures:

A: Conversion formulas: To convert F into C: °C = (°F − 32) × 5/9  To convert C into F: °F = °C×…

Q: In the boxes above each arrow, label the diagram with the appropriate terms for the changes in state…

A: Energy is collected by the substance during evaporation, whereas during condensation, the substance…

Q: Discuss the usage of SPT data

A: INTRODUCTION: The standard penetration test, commonly known as 'SPT', was developed to provide…

Q: How does precipitation form in cold clouds?

A: When water vapor condenses into increasing-sized droplets of water, precipitation develops in the…

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A: A turbine is a device which converts the kinetic energy of a fluid, such as water, steam, or air for…

Q: Define convergence. Identify two weather systems associated with convergence in the lower…

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Q: What is a snow pillow, and why is it more useful than measuring inches of snow?

A: INTRODUCTION:A snow pillow is another type of gauge that looks like a round bag lying on the ground.…

Q: Total acorn production / year for all trees: 42.5 kg Equals to 191,250 calories or acorns How many…

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Q: Why is it important to monitor all parts of the climate system?

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Q: Dicuss what can cause loss of life during an earthquake, with examples from overseases, PNG-SI.

A: To write about the events that cause loss of life during earthquakes.

Q: Connect changes in the levels of trace gases in the atmosphere to changes in temperature.

A: Earth's atmosphere is composed of several gases. In its composition the three main gases; nitrogen,…

Q: How can we recover and reprocess the following into useful materials? 1. Old tires 2. Plastic…

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Q: Converging winds and ascending air are often associated with the flow of air from the oceans onto…

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Q: If someone observes a star that is exactly due northwest, what is the azimuth of that star in…

A: The distance from North around an object is said to be its azimuth. It starts at north, or 0 degrees…

Q: After reviewing Table 4.1 , summarize the relationship between air temperature and the amount of…

A: The mixing ratio is defined as the mass of water vapor in a unit of air compared to the remaining…

Q: Which exerts more pressure, dry or moist air? Explain.

A: Air is the mixture of different gases like carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen, argon, water vapor,…

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Q: At what rate does unsaturated air cool when it rises through the atmosphere?

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Q: Discuss how the biogeochemical cycle and the cycle of nutrient elements essential to life's…

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Q: Given is a base map of NCD showing its urban boundaries. Using the data you find in table 1; b).…

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Q: Identify which of the following statements about elements and their abundance is false? O a. Most…

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Q: How can weather be modified to produce more rain or snow? Disperse fog? Suppress hail? Prevent…

A: More rain falls in certain places than others. This might be a result of the proximity to mountains,…

Q: (Q007) Identify the true statement. a) Soil consists of rock or sediment that has been modified over…

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Q: Discuss comprehensively the factors to consider in designing the following hydraulic works, and how…

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A: The surroundings in which all the plants, animals and other living beings reside is known as the…

Q: What direction does the wind blow around a surface highpressure system in the Northern Hemisphere?…

A: Winds are defined as a direct result of difference in air pressures which blows from areas of high…

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