Describe how sandy and muddy shores differ in terms of energy level, particle size, sediment stability, and oxygen content.

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A: The process to generate or evolve soil from a parent rock is a gradual and step-wise process. The te...

Q: Briefly describe the overall structure of Earth, noting the four main layers: crust, mantle, outer c...

A: From the topmost layer to the center, the Earth has four distinct geological layers.

Q: How do air masses form?

A: AIR MASSES: An air mass is a big air body that is typically the same humidity, temperature, and dens...

Q: Describe about the Drainage and its conditions.

A: A river's course and flow pattern are of extreme value to living beings and civilization.

Q: Describe the origin, composition, and distribution of biogenous sediment.

A: Biogenous sediments are sediments which are remained parts or skeleton of microscopic and macroscopi...

Q: Why it is important to study the energy budget of an ecosystem? Is it always constant or not?

A: An energy budget explains how energy is transformed within a given system from one "state" to the ot...

Q: What advantages would a culture gain if it could use the ocean as a source of transport and resource...

A: Ocean transport shows the current situation or status of the ocean shipping trade systems, and it de...

Q: what countries are on the equator

A: There are 13 countries from where the equator passes, they are - Ecuador, Brazil, Republic of  the ...

Q: Describe the characteristics and global distribution of permafrost.

A: PERMAFROST: The permafrost is the permanent ground ice in the areas where the temperature is always ...

Q: 10. Which of the following road/rails link up Tuen Mun and urban Kowloon? i Tuen Mun Road Light Rail...

A: Hong Kong is one of the most economically, culturally, and administratively important administrative...

Q: Why is alluvium often rounded, stratified, and sorted by size?

A: The depositional feature of material found by the riverside is known as alluvium. It develops in the...

Q: Explain the theory of Rock breakage and the effect of free faces on the economy of blasting.

A: Blasting- Essential Blasting is the action wherein in-situ rock is broken in both turns of events an...

Q: Explain why everything in the deep ocean below the shallowest surface water appears blue-green in co...

A: The seaside performs a vital function in the survival of human beings on the earth. It coordinates w...

Q: What is the relationship between gravity and mass wasting?

A: Gravity- Gravity, additionally called attractive energy, in mechanics, the all inclusive power of fa...

Q: Create/Draw an illustration showing the cause and effect of disasters and calamities

A: Disasters are of two types that are naturally induced and human-induced. Calamities are more severe ...

Q: Describe differences between cetaceans of the suborder Odontoceti (toothed whales) with those of the...

A: INTRODUCTION: The order Cetacea is sub-divided into two groups, such as Odontoceti and Mysticeti. 

Q: Why might meandering rivers make poor political boundaries?

A: The rivers that form a sinusoidal channel or alternating curvatures during their journey are known a...

Q: Explain the primary differences between a GIS and a LIS.

A: The information about our surroundings and space and their different aspects is stored and used thro...

Q: Discuss five important human modifications of the Southwest Asian and North African environment, and...

A: The five human adjustments that have influenced this southwest Asia and North African district are t...

Q: How do sea breezes form?

A: Due to the cooler air, high surface pressure is formed over the water surface. To composite it, the ...

Q: Why are large parts of Central Asia so sparsely settled, while others have dense populations?

A: Asia is the largest continent in the world in terms of geographical land area. world largest countie...

Q: What type of landforms are the round steep depressions? why do lakes form depressions around them?

A: KARST TOPOGRAPHY: In limestone countries, the work of groundwater is most significant. The limestone...

Q: Why Pakistani youth (especially agri. graduates) hesitate to accept agriculture as a profession?

A: Pakistan is one of the Asian countries that is part of the developing world and undergoing several e...

Q: Why does the direction of longshore current sometimes reverse in direction? What is the primary dire...

A: Longshore currents occur when a series of waves strike to coast with high energy. longshore current ...

Q: What are the general differences in climate associated with the tropical savanna and midlatitude gra...

A: KOPPEN'S CLIMATIC CLASSIFICATION: According to Koppen's modified system, the mid-latitude grassland ...

Q: How is earthflow different from mudflow and debris flow?

A: Earth flow: It is the process of downslope movement of soils along the sliding plane with enough wat...

Q: Outline the distribution of major urban areas on the map of East Asia and explain why the region’s l...

A: Urbanization is one of the fast-growing phenomena, as it triggers the development of the country, bo...

Q: IN A GRAPHIC ORGANIZER, SHOW THE RELATIONS OF THE VARIOUS TYPES OF HAZARDS, YOUR RESPONSES TOWARDS E...

A: Hazards refer to the harm or damage to human life by their activities, Hazards are controllable and ...

Q: What causes fronts to develop within a midlatitude cyclone?

A: These cyclones are developed in 35 and 65-degree latitudes. The direction is West to the east and fo...

Q: State True or False: More than one billion people worldwide live below the international poverty lin...

A:               The international poverty line was initially set to roughly one dollar a day, then inc...

Q: Discuss the general characteristics of the coastal ocean where unusually high concentrations of mari...

A: The majority of the organisms found in coastal regions – The marine biome has the characteristics wh...

Q: What happens to the rate of evaporation as air approaches saturation?

A: The process of conversion of liquid into vapour is called evaporation Evaporation causes a cooling e...

Q: Summarize the processes that shape the earth and its resources.

A: Earth is the complex planet in the solar system as it is characterized by numerous processes.

Q: What is meant by a periglacial zone?

A: Permafrost is a region covered with ice for continue two years. It is a combination of rock, soil, a...

Q: Describe differences between transform faults and fracture zones.

A: The movement of tectonic plates results in the formation of major structures like folds, faults, val...

Q: Draw the relationship between the vegetation distribution in Ghana and the the soil types

A:               Ghana, officially the Republic of Ghana, is a country along the Gulf of Guinea and Atl...

Q: In the Köppen climate classification letter code system, what information is given by the first lett...

A: The world experiences highly contrasting climatic patterns throughout the different latitudes.

Q: What was the first megacity?

A: Megacity refers to a city that has crossed the number of 1 million population. The megacity's histor...

Q: Critically examine Alfred Weber's contribution to the deductive approach to industrial location theo...

A: Geographically the location of industries serves a significant role. It allows the easy procurement ...

Q: Explain why Central Asia’s population is so unevenly distributed, with some areas densely settled an...

A: Central Asia is a vast continental landscape in Asia. This region of the Asian continent is very rel...

Q: Define a longitudinal study?

A: An observational research method of collecting data for the same subjects repeatedly is called a lon...

Q: How does the specific heat capacity of water compare with that of other substances? Describe the eff...

A: One of water's most critical properties is that it takes a ton of warmth to cause it to get hot. Dec...

Q: What is a colloidal complex and how does it relate to soil fertility?

A:             The colloidal complex is the part of the soil in which various colloids of soil exist. T...

Q: What is the difference between a fact and a theory? Can either (or both) be revised?

A: The way that researchers utilize the word 'hypothesis' is somewhat not the same as how it is regular...

Q: How do air masses form?

A: AIR MASS: An Air mass is an immense body of air, usually 1600 kilometers or more across and several ...

Q: Distinguish between mutualism and parasitism.

A: Symbiosis is a close alliance or correlation between two or more unrelated living organisms living t...

Q: A. GIVE 5 HISTORICAL EXAMPLES OF EVENTS THAT  CAN BE CONSIDERED AS A HAZARD INDICATE WHERE AND WHEN ...

A: The past climate records from the fossils and scriptures indicate many hazardous events that shaped ...

Q: Overall, how important is wind in the erosion of desert landforms?

A: Deserts are the large land area covered with sand, these are the arid regions having low precipitati...

Q: Describe the physical changes that occur to a wave’s wave speed (S), wavelength (L), height (H), and...

A: When moving towards the continental margins, Deepwater gets combined with water depths that are less...

Q: Describe the diverse economic geographies of Oceania.

A: WHAT IS OCEANIA? THERE ARE SEVEN CONTINENTS IN THE WORLD NAMELY ASIA, AFRICA, EUROPE, AUSTRALIA, NOR...