Which of the following natural hazards are we most likely to try to prevent?
A. Volcanic Eruptions
B. Hurricanes
C. Tornados
D. Floods
Answer: D
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A. reflect at the boundaries between Earth's layers. B. cast shadows indicating Earth's layers. C. refract at the boundaries between Earth's layers. D. none of the above
Photochemical smog is characteristic of urban areas with many vehicles and a climate that is
a. cool, wet, and cloudy b. cool, dry, and sunny c. warm, dry, and sunny d. warm, wet, and cloudy e. warm, wet, and sunny
Which principle best describes why melting occurs first in snow around tree trunks?
a. Snow is a good absorber of infrared energy. b. Snow is a poor emitter of infrared energy. c. Snow is a poor reflector of visible light. d. Snow is a poor absorber of visible light. e. Snow is a poor absorber of ultraviolet light.
As air temperatures increase, evaporation increases. Warmer temperatures also increase the capacity to absorb water vapor. More water vapor in the atmosphere accelerates the greenhouse effect
As temperatures increase further, more water vapor can enter the atmosphere, causing temperatures to increase even more. This is an example of a(n) A) positive feedback loop. B) negative feedback loop. C) neither a positive or negative feedback loop.