In what ways can landforms be considered as the product of opposing endogenic and exogenic forces?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Exogenic forces create the base of shape of landforms where endogenic forces then sculpt and modify the shape of the landform.
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a. ?hydrogen sulfide b. ?carbon dioxide c. ?carbon sulfide d. ?sulfur dioxide e. ?hydrogen dioxide
Venus has dense clouds and thick atmosphere, yet there is no evidence for water on the surface. Why?
A) The water is bound up as sulfuric acids and other acids in the atmosphere. B) The water has all been taken up in minerals on the surface due to weather long ago because of high chemical weathering rates. C) It is hard to know because the clouds obscure the surface and only a few probes have survived landing. D) Water could not survive as liquid water on the surface because it is too hot.
A thrust fault is ________.
A. a response to horizontal tensional stress B. a strike-slip fault C. a variety of reverse fault D. a variety of a normal fault E. one in which the hanging wall moves down
Secondary pollutants are
A. chemicals or substances emitted directly into the air. B. those formed from reactions with other pollutants in the atmosphere. C. found only in stratospheric ozone D. also known as natural pollutants. E. found only in fossil fuels.