GEOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL

Human culture also greatly impacts the physical aspect of the earth.True

False

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Answer 1
Answer: Yes, this is true.

An extreme example of this are the artificial islands in Abu Dhabi. People wanted to live on islands which had a specific shape, and they created such island, therefore impacting the physical aspects of the earth. Other examples are dams, roads and buildings.

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the answer is B. Stratovolcano

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Which part of earth is solid and extremely hot

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the core i believe is the hottest but it is solid because of all the pressure
earth’s core is the very hot center of our planet
inside the core, the metals are constantly moving. The core of the Earth rotatesregularly. Some scientists say the inner core actually rotates fasterthan the rest of the planet! As the liquid outer core moves, it canchange the location of the magnetic North and South Poles.

The island of bali is part of which country

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Bali is an island of Indonesia.

Answer:

C.

Explanation:

Bali is an island of Indonesia.

How does a large body of water, such as an ocean, influence climate

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Correct answer: Cool ocean air causes a cool climate.

Because, in the summer, the beach is less oppressive than the city.
Because it can affect how much precipitation you have, and what climate you have, based on where the place is. If you are near the water, usually, you would get warm winters and cool summers. If you were away from the water, it would be different. It just really depends on where you are or where you live.

many countries located around the mediterranean sea have large quantities of crude oil ? true or false

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false but just saying false is too short of an answer so that’s why i’m writing all this

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False

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Environmental :)

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