A) the relevance of geography in our modern world.
B) that volcanoes have dramatically changed the atmosphere over time.
C) a huge meteorite impact caused the dinosaurs to become extinct.
D) All of these choices are correct
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A) incorporation of multiple types of digital spatial data (maps) in answering research questions.
B) constant,automatic updating of digital spatial data (maps) of the same type with newer data.
C) use of digital spatial data (maps) to identify what lies deep beneath the Earth's surface.
D) inclusion of a grid (such as latitude-longitude or universal Transverse Mercator) on a digital spatial dataset (map) .
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A) great circles from small circles.
B) the Northern Hemisphere from the Southern Hemisphere.
C) the Eastern Hemisphere from the Western Hemisphere.
D) places experiencing one day on the calendar from places experiencing another day on the calendar.
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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) northings; eastings
B) eastings; northings
C) townships; ranges
D) ranges; townships
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A) Momentum is usually transferred from the surface upward.
B) Energy transfer occurs when water changes state between solid,liquid,or gas.
C) Matter is transferred so effectively that the spatial distribution of matter in the atmosphere is uniform.
D) No transfer of energy,matter,or momentum can occur in the polar part of the atmosphere.
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A) determining the average annual climatic features across the Earth's surface.
B) identifying the shape of features of the Earth.
C) representing the types of features on the surface of the Earth.
D) "seeing through" the surface of the Earth to the subsurface.
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A) Universal Transverse Mercator
B) State Plane Coordinate System
C) Public Land Survey System
D) All of these are used outside of the United States.
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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) South Pole; North Pole
B) South Pole; Equator
C) Equator; North Pole
D) North Pole; Prime Meridian
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A) erosion; weathering.
B) weathering; erosion.
C) uplift; solidification.
D) solidification; uplift.
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A) The type of bacteria that consumes oil thrives
B) Animals that ingest oil become ill or die
C) Shallow ocean plants are harmed when the oil blocks incoming sunlight
D) All of these choices are correct
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A) 7:00 a.m.
B) 11:00 a.m.
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A) A physical geographer measuring the time required for a plume of air pollution to reach a town
B) A physical geographer taking a census of the number of pine trees infested with a certain disease
C) A physical geographer monitoring the water temperature in a stream
D) A physical geographer noting the color of a soil
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A) distortion should be minimized in polar areas and maximized in equatorial areas.
B) the map can be interrupted in areas that are not important to show on a particular map and distortion can be minimized in areas that are more important to show accurately.
C) parallels of latitude and meridians of longitude should intersect at right angles.
D) the globe is projected onto a cone,with minimized distortion along the arc or arcs where the cone intersects with the globe.
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A) conclusion based on results of an investigation.
B) proposed explanation developed before formal investigation.
C) question developed that leads to an observation.
D) strategy for solving a scientific problem.
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A) detect energy at a wavelength that is not detected directly by an existing satellite.
B) estimate data at a particular point where it has not been measured.
C) use a large-scale map but only a small-scale map of the area of interest is available.
D) identify the optimal route through an area.
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A) is based on the idea of projecting the image on all or part of the globe onto a cone.
B) preserves (i.e.,does not distort) the shapes of features,like countries or continents.
C) preserves (i.e.,does not distort) the area of features,like countries or continents.
D) allows only a hemisphere or less of the Earth's surface to be shown on a map.
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A) active systems involve the latest generation of satellites while passive systems use signals from older satellites.
B) active systems include aerial photography while passive systems rely on satellite imagery.
C) active systems can operate throughout cloud or fog cover while passive systems require clear sky conditions.
D) active systems emit their own energy while passive systems simply detect existing energy signals.
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