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World Geography

World Geography
The troughs of the waves are where the jet stream of waves is closest to the

Prime meridian
None of these
equator
poles

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World Geography
On which planet, due to its clockwise (east to west) rotation on the axis, the Sun rises in the west and sets in the east ?

Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars

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Venus rotates on its polar axis backwards compared to Earth, so a Venus sunrise occurs in the west and sunset in the east.

World Geography
The smallest annual temperature range occurs in the

subtropical climate zone
temperate climate zone
equatorial tropical climate zone
polar climate zone

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World Geography
The Mackenzie Delta is located in which among the following countries?

United States
New Zealand
Russia
Canada

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The Mackenzie Delta is formed on the Mackenzie river which is the longest river system in Canada. The delta is a home to vast regions of Boreal forests.

World Geography
The plants of which of the following crops are highly sensitive to frost?

Barely
Cotton
Maize
None of these

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World Geography
The greatest variety of animal and plant species is found in

tropical moist forests
tundra regions
temperate grasslands
in hot deserts

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