#1. The Earth's rotation and the revolution around the Sun creates different natural occurrences. Mark only the boxes that apply to the interaction between the two

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Q: Which of the following is FALSE about precession?     a. It is a change in direction of Earth s…

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Q: Examine the effects of global warming in the past 10 years and the science behind this. Choose three…

A: Global warming is the long-term warming of the Earth's climate system, as a result of human…

Q: What is geographic information systems (GIS) and how do they work?

A: Geoscience is known as earth science as it studies about the materials and various processes which…

Q: You are a population ecologiststudying animals in a national park, and park managersare asking for…

A: Ecology is the interdependent and interconnected relationships between the organisms and their…

Q: Explain how the vertical and horizontal components ofearthquake motion are detected on a…

A: An earthquake is the shaking of the lithosphere due to different phenomena like fault slip,…

Q: If the heritability estimate (h2) for postweaning rate of gain in cattle is 0.5 and the average…

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Q: Cialdini (2003) suggested that people are most likely to litter when the environment is: a. clean…

A: Litterin the environment is a concerning factor and needs to be prevented.

Q: Which statement best describes how the Coriolis effect influ wind in the Northern Hemisphere?

A: Airmasses are the extensive body of air mass up to 1000km2. The front is formed when two large air…

Q: Describe the breakup of Pangaea continent during the Mesozoic (include timing and what parts of the…

A: The Pangaea was a supercontinent that existed around 300 million ago on earth. There was a single…

Q: Consider the ecosystem(s) that surround(s) your campus.How is each affected by human activities?

A: The ecosystem is the geographic area where we live and interacts with each other. In this…

Q: 1. Discuss the difference of the terminologies hazard and disaster. 2. Discuss and illustrate/give…

A: Hazard and disaster both are undesirable phenomena which may happen due to natural and anthropogenic…

Q: identify steps that can help you and others prevent earthquakedamage and avoid injury.

A: Trembling of the surface because of sudden energy release from the interior of earth is called as…

Q: Describe the differences among an anticline, a syncline, and amonocline. Which is depicted in the…

A: Fold is the wave-like bend in the rock strata of the earth's crust. When rock is subjected to…

Q: On the same location, a sudden receding of water along the shoreline after an earthquake is due to…

A: Moon is formed of geochemically distinct crust, mantle and core with solid iron rich inner core and…

Q: Name one anthropogenic activity that can be limiting to plants or animals.

A: Anthropogenic activities create various ecological problems. Humans impact the ecosystem in…

Q: The pressure increases when altitude increases altitude decreases altitude remains the same humidity…

A: Humidity and pressure are inversely proportional to eachother. So that when Humidity decreases,…

Q: 2. For each of the criteria pollutants, identify: a) natural and anthropogenic sources, b)…

A: Answer : Natural sources of pollutants are includes - volcanic eruptions, methane emissions from the…

Q: Describe your ethical perspective, or worldview, as itpertains to your relationship with your…

A: Safe air, land, and water are major to a sound local area climate. A climate liberated from perils,…

Q: C. Matching type Match the diameter of a star in column A with the type of Star in column B. Write…

A: C. Matching type:- 1. Super Giant. 2. Giant. 3. Medium sized star. 4. White-dwarf. 5. Neutron star.

Q: distinguish between mountain belts (orogens) and other regionsof continental crust

A: Orogens and continental crust are two different parts of the earth, with different structures.

Q: How does the El Nino phenomenon affect agricultural production?

A: The exceptional warming of surface waters in the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean is known as El Nino.

Q: Why do scientists classify organisms based on evolutionary relationships? Explain briefly

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Q: in the issue of "Thai landfill turned into urban farm to feed poor during pandemic" are the decision…

A: Yes, the decision is valid.

Q: Match the region at left with the likely impact of a major El Nino event at right.

A: El Nino is a global pattern of wind system over the pacific ocean. It affects the major part of…

Q: Consider the seawater exchange at the entrance of the Black Sea, which is an enclosed ocean basin in…

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Q: For a location with a latitude of 35 N, consider the following 5 days for each of the 3 cases: March…

A: Ranking is done with the amount of solar radiation received in each season.

Q: List and describe each of the five major population characteristicsdiscussed. Briefly explain how…

A: A population is a subset of individuals from a single species that occupys a certain geographic area…

Q: One of the statements is true. A. The knowledge gained by science and clever use of technology,…

A: Given that, One of the statements is true. A. The knowledge gained by science and…

Q: Name one keystone species that has been extinct or on the verge of extinction. What will happen to…

A: Keystone species are the species that define a particular ecosystem and are an essential part of…

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Q: Do seismic waves travel at the same velocities in all rock? (

A: No, as different rocks rest in different layers.

Q: Town Railroad Creek Church River 1,250 ft. 750 ft. 1,750 ft. 1,250 ft Highway Plains extensive areas…

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Q: Match the lifestyle with the correct description

A: Marine organisms are the organisms that live in mainly the oceans, rivers or waterbody are…

Q: Consider the place where you grewup. Where were the factories, waste dumps, and pollutingfacilities…

A: Environmental issues are major concern for our own sanity and societies sanity, therefore every…

Q: Discuss the relationship between foliation and deformation.

A: The structural aspects seen mostly in shear planes and faults are called as foliation and…

Q: Define environmental externality. Suppose that over the next 20 years the external environmental and…

A: Environmental externality, like natural resources and public health, are examples of externalities.

Q: contrast brittle with plastic deformation, and give examples ofeach.

A: Deformation in geology can be explained as the changes in the shape, size, and form of the rock due…

Q: Beavers, large members of the rodent family in North America, are often referred to as…

A: Beavers are special members of the rodent family which live inside the earth by making burrows and…

Q: Contrast brittle and plastic deformation.

A: Both this phenomena comes under structural geology.

Q: Can you specify the “size” of an earthquakeby giving just one intensity number? How about a…

A: The intensity varies over the earthquake's impacted area, with higher values near the epicenter and…

Q: 2. What is your opinion of the effectiveness of NEPA? Cite examples of the success and failure of…

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Q: Environmental Science studies the environment and the impact humans have on it. O True O False

A: The three realms pertains to water, soil and air. The living and non living components of the…

Q: Explain the concept of environmental justice. Give anexample of an inequity relevant to…

A: The idea of environmental justice or ecological equity involves treating all individuals genuinely…

Q: What are the four types of seismic waves? Which are bodywaves, and which are surface waves? Which…

A: Seismic waves will be rushes of energy that movement through Earth's layers, and are an aftereffect…

Q: nusT 1. Stars are similar to the Sun because s s A. like the Sun, stars move from west to east…

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Q: The variation of the total volume ( V ) of a specimen of a fine soil with its water content ( w) is…

A: It is used to study cohesive properties of soil.

Q: Compare and contrast acid rain with the concept of acid mine drainage . How are these similar and…

A: Acid rain is downpour or some other type of precipitation that is strangely acidic, implying that it…

Q: Scientists use the theory of plate tectonics to understand the reasons volcanoes develop in certain…

A: Plate tectonics theory is the theory that explains why  and how earthquakes, volcanoes and mountain…