GEOGRAPHY MIDDLE SCHOOL

Why do few earthquakes happen in earths mantle?

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Answer 1
Answer: Few earthquakes happen in the mantle because of the folded deformation.
Few earthquakes happen in the earths mantle do to the fact that the mantle has afolded deformation. This means that the amount of pressure on the mantle caused it to deform.
Answer 2
Answer: they don't have much underground aria

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What industry is agriculture ?

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agriculture is thecultivation of land and breeding of animals and plants to provide food, fiber,medicinal plantsand other products to sustain and enhance life.
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What is the 6th planet from the sun?

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The 6th planet from the sun is Saturn. Here is a picture of all of the 8 planets from the sun.

Answer:saturan

Explanation:

Why do areas attract large populations

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Answer:

Due to the farmlands and water

Where are the largest gold deposits found?

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In the USA, it is in Fort Knox, Kentucky.
In other countries that keep a gold reserve, it is in a similar
guarded, high-security central facility.

Which of the following can you assume about the layers in areas 2 and 4?A.The layers were originally horizontal.


B.
The layers were deposited in a river bed.


C.
The layers formed from sand dunes.


D.
The layers formed in a marine environment.

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I believe that the answer is b. From the picture I can see a little bit of water so, It wouldn't be in a Marine environment. It looks like it was formed on a riverbed. Erosion probably caused the layers to form on the riverbed.

the answer is a i just took the test and a is correct the 1st question answer is What does an unconformity in a sequence of rock layers reveal about geologic history?  

 

A.

A rock layer must have turned upside down.

 

B.

A layer of rock might have eroded.

the answer is b

Earth's atmosphere traps energy from the sun, whichcauses meteors to burn up.
allows ozone to form easily.
allows solar radiation to penetrate to the surface.
allows water to exist as a liquid.


Air has pressure because

wind moves the air.
the stratosphere is thick.
temperature warms the air.
air has mass.


The layer of the atmosphere between the stratosphere and the thermosphere is called the

mesosphere.
troposphere.
exosphere.
ionosphere.


When climbing a high mountain, you get out of breath easily because

air pressure is greater.
the air is more dense.
the percentage of oxygen in the air decreases.
there is less oxygen in each cubic meter of air.

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Earth's atmosphere traps energy from the sun, whichcauses meteors to burn up.
allows ozone to form easily.
allows solar radiation to penetrate to the surface.
allows water to exist as a liquid.


Air has pressure because

wind moves the air.
the stratosphere is thick.
temperature warms the air.
air has mass.


The layer of the atmosphere between the stratosphere and the thermosphere is called the

mesosphere.
troposphere. (below stratosphere)
exosphere.
ionosphere.


When climbing a high mountain, you get out of breath easily because

air pressure is greater.
the air is more dense.
the percentage of oxygen in the air decreases.
there is less oxygen in each cubic meter of air.
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