A) mountaintops tend to have more precipitation in summer but less precipitation in winter than the surrounding lowlands.
B) mountaintops tend to have more precipitation in winter but less precipitation in summer than the surrounding lowlands.
C) mountaintops generally experience more precipitation than the surrounding lowlands.
D) mountaintops generally experience less precipitation that the surrounding lowlands.
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A) contain no distortions introduced by the map projection.
B) do not require stereopairs for their construction.
C) avoid using Goode's projection.
D) allow for the reporting of primary data on them.
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A) plants remove nutrients from the soil but return few if any nutrients to the soil.
B) plants return nutrients to the soil but remove few if any nutrients from the soil.
C) plants remove nutrients from the soil and return nutrients to the soil.
D) plants acquire their nutrients directly from the air so that they do not disturb the nutrient structure in the soil.
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A) the impact of political policies on soil erosion
B) the examination of soil grains under a microscope to identify the amount of air space between grains
C) the degree to which soil particles expand when they are wet and contract when they dry out
D) identifying the soil type from a sample collected in the field
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A) erosion; weathering.
B) weathering; erosion.
C) uplift; solidification.
D) solidification; uplift.
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A) coordinating the rules for what time should appear on a clock, around the world.
B) determining what years should be considered leap years and which should not.
C) identifying the phase of the lunar cycle.
D) determining when daylight savings time should go into effect.
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A) increased runoff into rivers and streams.
B) increased rate of soil erosion.
C) increased rate at which carbon dioxide is extracted out of the atmosphere.
D) increased rate of destruction of plant and animal habitats.
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A) Meridians run from east to west.
B) The highest degree label for meridians is 90.
C) Meridians are always parallel to each other.
D) Meridians always follow great circles.
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A) spring migration routes.
B) Ivvavic National Park.
C) concentrated calving areas.
D) porcupine caribou herd range.
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A) the center of the Earth at the same latitude, and the North Pole (if in the Northern Hemisphere) or South Pole (if in the Southern Hemisphere) .
B) the center of the Earth, and the equator.
C) the center of the Earth at the same latitude, and the Prime Meridian at the same latitude.
D) the center of the Earth at the same latitude, and the International Date Line at the same latitude.
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A) an observation cannot be made.
B) the experiment fails.
C) it can be revisited in future studies.
D) the scientific method has been violated.
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A) vertical transfer of momentum.
B) the first law of thermodynamics.
C) the rock cycle.
D) the work of living things and physical and chemical processes.
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