What regulates the earth's seasons?     only the length of daylight hours     both the length of daylight hours and the angle sunlight strikes Earth s surface     only the angle sunlight strikes Earth s surface     only the earth's distance from the sun

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Q: . Marine scientists often classify sediments by grain size. Why is this this important and how is it...

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Q: The Earth's crust is divided into plates.What 2 forces drive the movement of these plates?

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Q: Q: One of the basic components of magma or lava that is released tothe atmosphere.

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Q: Construct a concept map of matter, and put several examples within each concept.

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Q: Summarise the causes, consequences, and solutions to the mismanagement of soil in Sub-Saharan Africa

A: Summarise the causes, consequences, and solutions to the mismanagement of soil in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Q: How are mountains formed.

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Q: Give 5 facts about Philippine Geography. List daw your reference to support your answer.

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Q: Science and Technology are important in our daily lives because?

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Q: Make a reflection paper that captures your deeper understanding on the evolving concept of life.

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Q: What is the greenhouse effect? How has it progressed over the last century and affected the ocean?

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Q: When granite was found in the drill cores, what was unusual about it? (Check all of the choices that...

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Q: Explain the term ‘gentrification. a. Provide two examples of gentrification.  b. Identify, using n...

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Q: 3. Will it be possible to observe aurora polaris in the Philippines? And a choose a place in the Phi...

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Q: A brief history of Geologic time.

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Q: What technique do we use to find the distances to nearby stars? a. spectroscopy b. signal return ti...

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Q: Which of the following is true about freshwater? Examples include rivers, ocean, and lakes Has a sal...

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Q: What do you notice about the distribution of volcanoes? Earthquakes?

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Q: Please explain how a thundercloud forms using the terms condensation and condensation level.

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Q: Refer to Figure 5B-3. NADW has a temperature between 2.5 and 4.5°C and a salinity between 34.9 and 3...

A: Refer to Figure 5B-3. NADW has a temperahre between 2.5 and 4.5°C and asalinity between 34.9 and 35....