Which of the following conditions characterizes a dry climate?
A. There is no precipitation.
B. Potential evaporation and transpiration exceed precipitation.
C. Air temperatures seldom drop below freezing, and days are always hot.
D. Winters are short and cold.
Answer: B
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a. True b. False