What will be an ideal response?
In which of the following conditions is dew most likely to form?
A. cloudy, calm nights
B. cloudy, windy nights
C. clear, calm nights
D. clear, windy nights
Answer: C
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How is the risk of a particular event defined?
A) Risk is the probability of occurrence of an event multiplied by its consequences. B) Risk is the level of consequences of a false prediction. C) Risk is the number of people that will be killed if an event occurs. D) Risk is the amount of land that will be affected by a hazardous event.
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Even though a tremendous amount of the sun's energy strikes the Earth every day, why doesn't the Earth overheat?
A) Much of the heat melts rocks, forming lava deep inside the Earth. B) Most of the energy is used in photosynthesis to help plants grow and survive. C) The energy mostly is absorbed in various weather systems. D) The energy is ultimately radiated back to space.
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Briefly describe the two models proposed for mantle–plate convection
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The person who first developed and strongly advocated the astronomical theory was:
A) Edward Tarbuck. B) Thomas Schmidlin. C) Stanley Changnon. D) Randall Cerveny. E) Milutin Milankovitch.
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