World Geography Intensity of production declines with distance from the market and the type of land use varies with distance from the market are the two basic tenets of: Probabilism Environmental determinism Possibilism Von Thunen’s Agriculture Location Theory. Probabilism Environmental determinism Possibilism Von Thunen’s Agriculture Location Theory. ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The polar regions of earth cannot support forest growth because All of these factors the growing season is short in these areas the ground is often frozen or snow or ice covered the rainfall is very low All of these factors the growing season is short in these areas the ground is often frozen or snow or ice covered the rainfall is very low ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The short term variations of the atmosphere, ranging from minutes to months are called climate weather humidity temperature climate weather humidity temperature ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The process that explains the recent changes in the height of sea level in coastal areas of eastern and northern Canada and Scandinavia is plate tectonics continental drift isostasy None of these plate tectonics continental drift isostasy None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The soil used for cutting bricks, used in the construction of houses is alluvial soil saline and alkaline soils black soil laterite soil alluvial soil saline and alkaline soils black soil laterite soil ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
World Geography The initial increase of magnetic field in magnetic storms is caused when the shock wave, associated with the gusty solar wind, compresses the magnetosphere None of these when there is a large decrease in field intensity when the gust wind itself engulfs the magnetosphere when the shock wave, associated with the gusty solar wind, compresses the magnetosphere None of these when there is a large decrease in field intensity when the gust wind itself engulfs the magnetosphere ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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