The mind imagery that we use for understanding our surroundings and experiences are called ____
a. open systems
b. regions
c. mathematical and statistical models
d. thresholds
e. conceptual models
e
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Which set of data relating to the 1991 collapse of New Zealand's Mount Cook is correct?
A) The mountain was shortened by 10 m, the debris traveled for 7.5 km, and the avalanche traveled at speeds up to 200 km/h. B) The mountain was shortened by 2 m, the debris traveled for 0.85 km, and the avalanche traveled at speeds up to 20 km/h. C) The mountain was shortened by 100 m, the debris traveled for 75 km, and the avalanche traveled at speeds up to 800 km/h. D) The mountain was shortened by 60 m, the debris traveled for 50 km, and the avalanche traveled at speeds up to 100 km/h.
The core of Earth is probably composed of
A) silicate minerals. B) aluminum oxides. C) iron and nickel. D) calcium magnesium sulfate.
Which of the following conditions contributed most to the destructive nature of Hurricane Katrina?
A) a severe drop in temperature after the storm B) very strong winds, up to 125 miles per hour C) its pass over cooler waters before making landfall, causing the storm to strengthen D) an exceptionally cold pocket of water over the Gulf of Mexico
The fusing of old ideas from one group with new ideas from a second group demonstrates that the former group is practicing syncretism.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)