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Two cities are located at the same latitude 40°.. City A is in the middle of a land mass and City B is in a coastal zone. Which city should have the largest annual temperature range?
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The north end of Earth's axis is tilted 23.5 degrees toward the Sun on _____ .
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Two cities are located at the same latitude 40°.. City A is in the Southern Hemisphere and City B is in the Northern Hemisphere. Assume the two cities reflect the general characteristics of the hemispheres where they are located. Which city should have the warmest winter temperatures?
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A place located along a windward coast will probably have_____ .
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The closest invisible wavelengths to violet on the electromagnetic spectrum are called _____ and are responsible for sunburns.
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