Describe the general location, temperature characteristics, precipitation characteristics, and main controls of the following climates. You should be able to recognize these climates from a climograph: • Cs Mediterranean • Cfa Humid subtropical • Cfb Marine west coast

Q: How does wind direction in south Asia different from summer to winter?

A: South Asia monsoon is heavily dependent upon the winds generated from the Indian Ocean. These winds ...

Q: 1. Describe some of the differences in terms of why agricultural work is done (subsistence or commer...

A: Agriculture is the mainstay of the world's food and nutritional needs. It is a process that uses nat...

Q: Land is considered a resource because it A) is used to produce things B) requires labor to be useful...

A: Introduction - Land is considered as resources as it provides habitat for various flora and faunas. ...

Q: The true measure of development cannot only be in terms of economic growth, as development must refl...

A: Economic growth- Monetary improvement is the advancement of economy where the economy of a country f...

Q: Identify which of Earth’s spheres interact in the following events. 1. Photosynthesis 2. Erosion 3....

A: The processes occurring on Earth have the involvement of multiple spheres of the planet, including t...

Q: How does the diversity of species on sediment-covered shores compare with that of the rocky shore? S...

A: THE SPECIES ON SEDIMENT RANGE FROM WHALES, SEALS, BLENNIES, CRABS AND STARFISH SHARKS AND WHEN TALKI...

Q: Why are there no fronts in a midlatitude anticyclone?

A: The mid latitudinal anticyclone is contrary to the mid latitudinal cyclone The anticyclone winds rot...

Q: Approximately what percentage of incoming solar radiation is reflected and scattered away from Earth...

A: INSOLATION: Insolation means the 'incoming solar radiation' received on the earth's surface. The wor...

Q: Briefly describe the following kinds of precipitation: rain, snow, hail.

A: PRECIPITATION: Microscopic droplets join together and grow in size when they become heavy and clouds...

Q: Explain the differences between a pyroclastic flow and a volcanic mudflow (lahar).

A: Flow- When the material move as fluid due to the presence of water, movement is called flow. It is a...

Q: Geography Question

A: Regional Geography includes the formation of a region, development, and its history. Learn about the...

Q: What are the three classes of rocks, and how do they differ in their formation?

A: Rock, according to geology, is a naturally occurring and cohesive accumulation of one or even more m...

Q: Explain how the strength of the Coriolis effect changes with latitude.

A: Coriolis force is originated due to the rotation of earth, it deviates the moving object in the righ...

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: How has Australia’s immigrant flow changed in the last 50 years?

A: Australian immigration:                                         Australian immigration is as long as...

Q: Describe the major environmental issues affecting the region and suggest how climate change might im...

A: Although climate change is a major environmental issue for any region, which humanity faces for deca...

Q: Imagine you are floating at the beach within the surf zone. You notice that the longshore current an...

A: A Longshore current is no other than an ocean current where its movement is parallel to the shorelin...

Q: Describe the characteristics of tower karst.

A: It is a residual hill of carbonate rocks, and it scattered on the low relief. It is a particular fea...

Q: Summarize the geopolitical roles played in Central Asia by Russia, China, and the United States, and...

A: Since time immemorial, the central Asian part of the Asian continent has been the central point for ...

Q: The Odum brothers are part of the foundation of the systems theory widely known for the study of eco...

A: Ecology refers to the system to which all living organisms are bounded. It studies the interrelation...

Q: What are the four main types of mass wasting and what factors influence each?

A: Mass wasting is the removal of material on large scale from the elevated area, and material slides d...

Q: Thinking Critically Compare and contrast the U.S. West, East, and Gulf coasts.

A: The United States of America has a diverse climate, the U.S lies in the sub-tropical region and infl...

Q: To construct a diagonal scale to show metres, decimetres and centimetres and long enough to measure ...

A: a)R.F.(representative factor) : drwaing size of an object actual size12.5= 1:2.5 b)Unit to be shown ...

Q: What conditions are necessary for hydrothermal features to develop?

A:                 Hydrothermal features are geological features that produce extremely hot water, heat...

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

A: In geographical branches of studies, demography explores the elementary determinants of population a...

Q: Explain the regulatory scheme of the Clean Air Act.

A: The clean air act is the scheme that was introduced for monitoring air pollution and decreasing the ...

Q: Describe and explain the differences between an earthflow and a mudflow.

A: Mudflow, stream of water that contains a lot of suspended particles and sediment. It has a higher th...

Q: What are the effective ways we can do to preserve and conserve natural resources?1. agriculture reso...

A: 1) By increasing crop diversity and practising crop rotation. 2) Sustainable use of fertilizers to p...

Q: Why is the urban environment of Central Asia changing so rapidly?

A: Urbanization is one of the fast-growing social phenomena. It is the result of modernization, globali...

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 is solar energy “stored” in the biosphere?

A: Solar energy-Sun based energy is brilliant light and warmth from the Sun that is saddled utilizing a...

Q: What are the positive and negative effects of urbanization?

A: Urbanization is one of the common characteristics of economic development. With the gradual growth o...

Q: under what conditions does a meandering channel pattern commonly develop? a braided channel pattern?

A: Meandering channel Pattern Meandering channels are the singular river channels made up of a continuo...

Q: Explain the concept of differential weathering.

A: Weathering is basically breaking down of rocks in-situ by getting affected by climatic factors like ...

Q: List the major characteristics and patterns of diffusion of Islam.

A: They are based on Judeo - Christian religions and have the monotheistic message. They follow some sa...

Q: Describe the differences between cities in North America and cities in Latin America (explain module...

A:   To describe The differences between cities in North America and cities in Latin America (explain...

Q: How have the patterns of linguistic geography in Central Asia been transformed over the past two dec...

A: The Central Asia region involving religious complexity at some point in time divides into two spirit...

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: Why does a map of worldwide earthquakes closely match the locations of worldwide plate boundaries?

A: Plate tectonics is the theory that Earth's outer part divides into several plates that float over th...

Q: Where is Arches National Park in?

A: ARCHES NATIONAL PARK IS IN USA    

Q: 23. The map below shows the distribution of what kind of agricultural product? Cattle for dairy Catt...

A: CATTEL BEEF: The United States is the home of around 94.4 million cattle and calves. There are more ...

Q: Explain why atmospheric pressure decreases with altitude.

A: The air around you has weight, and it presses against all that it contacts. That pressing factor is ...

Q: Briefly describe the three main forms of clouds: cirrus clouds, stratus clouds, and cumulus clouds; ...

A: Clouds:              A cloud is an aerosol consisting of a mass of liquid droplets, frozen crystals,...

Q: Describe the general characteristics of a floodplain.

A: Floodplain:                    It is an area along a river or a stream that is flooded in the peak t...

Q: Why might the lateral moraines left by a Pleistocene mountain glacier be more prominent today than t...

A: Moraines are the depositional sediments that are deposited by the glacier. Moraines are the accumula...

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: 6. Which of the following about the globalization of agriculture is true? Subsistence farming is cur...

A: Agriculture has undergone a great transformation in both positive and negative aspects due to the em...

Q: Explain the concepts and metrics used to document changes in global population and settlement patter...

A: Populace/population change, characterized for the most part, is the distinction in the size of a pop...

Q: Describe the extent of glaciation during the peak of the Pleistocene glaciations.

A: Pleistocene glaciation: In the Pleistocene, the environment was in dynamic changes with underwent dr...

Q: Describe and explain the formation of detrital, chemical, and organic sedimentary rocks. Give one ex...

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