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A) the ITCZ in summer and the subtropical high in winter.
B) the polar front all year-round.
C) the polar front in winter and the subtropical high in summer.
D) the ITCZ all year-round.
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A) Tropical → Mesothermal → Dry → Microthermal → Polar
B) Tropical → Dry → Mesothermal → Microthermal → Polar
C) Dry → Tropical → Mesothermal → Microthermal → Polar
D) Polar → Microthermal → Dry → Mesothermal → Tropical
E) Tropical → Dry → Mesothermal → Microthermal → Highland
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A) Maritime equatorial (mE)
B) Continental polar (cP)
C) Maritime polar (mP)
D) Continental tropical (cT)
E) Maritime tropical (mT)
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A) It corresponds closely to the 51 cm (20 in.) isohyet of mean annual precipitation
B) The area bordering this meridian was originally dominated by native grasses growing in a deep-sod cover.
C) Corn,wheat,and soybean production occur in this area.
D) Tall grass prairies occur to the east of it,and short grass prairies to the west.
E) The land is drier to the east of the meridian and wetter to the west.
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A) dry; dry
B) dry; wet
C) wet; wet
D) wet; dry
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A) Subtropical hot steppe
B) Mediterranean
C) Marine west coast
D) Tropical savanna
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A) This climatic zone experiences exceptionally large annual temperature ranges.
B) This climate zone constitutes the maximum poleward extent of forests.
C) The area can experience summer temperatures in the nineties.
D) Permafrost occurs here.
E) Broadleaf deciduous trees,such as maple and sweetgum,dominate the area.
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A) urban heat islands.
B) latitude.
C) continentality.
D) elevation.
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A) the origin or genesis of the climate.
B) the mean annual temperature and precipitation of an area.
C) causative factors.
D) the interaction of air masses.
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A) empirical classification.
B) genetic classification.
C) combined classification.
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A) pressure and wind speed.
B) precipitation and pressure.
C) temperature and pressure.
D) temperature and precipitation.
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A) Marine west coast
B) Subarctic cold-winter
C) Tropical rain forest
D) Humid subtropical winter-dry
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A) Subtropical high pressures systems and associated dry conditions are moving to higher latitudes.
B) The boundaries of climate regions are fairly static.
C) Many areas are becoming more prone to drought.
D) Tropical climates are expanding to higher latitudes.
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A) empirical classification.
B) genetic classification.
C) combined classification.
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A) There is very little precipitation.
B) The climate is dominated by dry,frigid airmasses.
C) The only month with an average temperature above freezing corresponds to the summer solstice (June in the Northern Hemisphere,December in the Southern Hemisphere) .
D) There are vast expanses that never warm above freezing.
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