Exam 1: Climates Around the World, Energy, Matter in the Atmosphere, Soil, Unstable Slopes, Streams, Lakes, Groundwater, Glaciers, Shorelines, and Changing Seal Levels
Exam 1: Climates Around the World, Energy, Matter in the Atmosphere, Soil, Unstable Slopes, Streams, Lakes, Groundwater, Glaciers, Shorelines, and Changing Seal Levels10 Questions
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18)Though Khartoum and Urumqi both have dry BW climates, temperatures are much more variable for Urumqi. Why?



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80)The clay-rich soil pictured below is a


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106)In the shorelines investigation, what shoreline feature is present along the eastern part of the north shore?


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73)Which of these graphs represents a site near the equator, such as near Ecuador?





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72)Which of the following sites in South America would be likely be most impacted by clouds, decreasing the amount of electricity generated from solar energy?
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71)Which of the following sites in South America would be best for generating electricity from solar energy, if clouds were NOT a factor?
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2)In classifying the climate of this imaginary country, the wettest and coolest areas are in the ______. The colors represent temperatures (warmest is red, coolest is purple), and the contour lines represent average precipitation in millimeters.


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