How do deserts form in coastal tropical regions?
A. cold ocean currents
B. rain shadow
C. ascending air
D. drought
E. continental interiors
Answer: A
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What will be an ideal response? ____ hours
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A) movement. B) evaporation. C) transparency. D) specific heat. E) cloud cover.
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A. the heat island effect limits tornado development B. unusually good luck C. cities are often built in areas sheltered from tornadoes by geography D. cities are relatively small targets relative to the rest of the region E. the electromagnetic energy they emit creates a partially effective tornado shield