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.
A) points south of the Antarctic Circle but completely illuminates points north of the Arctic Circle.
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A. Second law of thermodynamics B. Law of conservation of energy C. Law of conservation of momentum D. Law of gravity
____________________ starts slowly but then accelerates as the population increases
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a) Cause landslides by adding extra weight to the slope b) Prevent landslides by firmly holding loose debris down c) Prevent landslides because the loose rocks and debris on a slope are cleared off during construction d) Have no influence on landslides e) None of the above is correct
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What will be an ideal response?