What are the religious differences between Iraq and Iran?
A. Iran is predominantly Sunni, and Iraq has a mixture of Shias and Sunnis
B. Iran is predominantly Shia, and Iraq has a mixture of Shias an Sunnis
C. Iran is predominately Orthodox Christian and Iraq has a significant Sunni population
D. Iran is predominately Shia and Iraq has a significant Jewish population
B. Iran is predominantly Shia, and Iraq has a mixture of Shias an Sunnis
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Scientists estimate there are 14 million to 100 million species on earth. They have identified only about 2 million. Why haven't they identified more?
A. We have not devoted the resources to identifying them. B. The total number of species changes quickly over a few years. C. The total number of species varies with the seasons. D. It is hard to keep count because of a rapid increase due to genetic engineering.
Before the advent of streetcars, commuter trains, and subways, the growth of suburbs was ________
A) constrained by poor transportation B) accelerated by excellent transportation C) not affected by the lack of transportation D) limited by the laws governing building new side streets E) accelerated by the lack of rules involving the construction of side roads
The Earth's axial tilt varies from 21.5° to 24.5° during a 41,000 year period
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
During the June solstice, the circle of illumination completely shades out
A) points south of the Antarctic Circle but completely illuminates points north of the Arctic Circle. B) points north of the Arctic Circle but completely illuminates points south of the Antarctic Circle. C) points south of the Arctic Circle but completely illuminates points north of the Antarctic Circle. D) points north of the Antarctic Circle but completely illuminates points south of the Arctic Circle.