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Investigate each statement and select the one that best describes why southwest South America has a dry climate.(1 point)
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Southwest South America is in the intertropical convergence zone.
Southwest South America is in the intertropical convergence zone.
There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America.
There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America.
The Gulf Stream produces a dry climate in southwest South America.
The Gulf Stream produces a dry climate in southwest South America.
The northeast trade winds blow onto the west coast of South America.
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Southwest South America is in the intertropical convergence zone.
Southwest South America is in the intertropical convergence zone.
There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America.
There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America.
The Gulf Stream produces a dry climate in southwest South America.
The Gulf Stream produces a dry climate in southwest South America.
The northeast trade winds blow onto the west coast of South America.
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How does latitude help you investigate where the coldest climates on Earth might be during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice?(1 point)
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Latitudes closest to Greenwich, England, would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
Latitudes closest to Greenwich, England, would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
The tropical zone latitudes would have the coldest climates on Earth during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice because the angle of incidence at the equator is no longer 90°.
The tropical zone latitudes would have the coldest climates on Earth during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice because the angle of incidence at the equator is no longer 90°.
Latitudes farthest away from the equator in the Southern Hemisphere would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
Latitudes farthest away from the equator in the Southern Hemisphere would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
Latitudes 0°–20°S would not receive any energy from the sun during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
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Latitudes closest to Greenwich, England, would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
Latitudes closest to Greenwich, England, would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
The tropical zone latitudes would have the coldest climates on Earth during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice because the angle of incidence at the equator is no longer 90°.
The tropical zone latitudes would have the coldest climates on Earth during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice because the angle of incidence at the equator is no longer 90°.
Latitudes farthest away from the equator in the Southern Hemisphere would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
Latitudes farthest away from the equator in the Southern Hemisphere would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
Latitudes 0°–20°S would not receive any energy from the sun during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
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Which location experiences 24 hours of darkness for many weeks during the Southern Hemisphere summer?(1 point)
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the South Pole
the South Pole
the North Pole
the North Pole
the Tropic of Cancer
the Tropic of Cancer
Greenwich, England
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the South Pole
the South Pole
the North Pole
the North Pole
the Tropic of Cancer
the Tropic of Cancer
Greenwich, England
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How does a mountain range help you investigate why there’s a dry climate on the leeward side of it?(1 point)
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Mountain ranges create plateaus.
Mountain ranges create plateaus.
Mountain ranges can create rainshadow deserts.
Mountain ranges can create rainshadow deserts.
A mountain range could host an alpine tundra ecosystem, creating a dry climate on the leeward side of the range.
A mountain range could host an alpine tundra ecosystem, creating a dry climate on the leeward side of the range.
Mountain ranges create windward deserts.
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Mountain ranges create plateaus.
Mountain ranges create plateaus.
Mountain ranges can create rainshadow deserts.
Mountain ranges can create rainshadow deserts.
A mountain range could host an alpine tundra ecosystem, creating a dry climate on the leeward side of the range.
A mountain range could host an alpine tundra ecosystem, creating a dry climate on the leeward side of the range.
Mountain ranges create windward deserts.
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Which statement offers the best analysis of how climate impacts the distribution of the world’s tropical rain forests?(1 point)
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Climates with mountainous regions where biome-related changes happen quickly as elevation increases are associated with tropical rain forests.
Climates with mountainous regions where biome-related changes happen quickly as elevation increases are associated with tropical rain forests.
Tropical rain forest distribution is most associated with regions where the average temperature of the coldest month is below 26.6°F.
Tropical rain forest distribution is most associated with regions where the average temperature of the coldest month is below 26.6°F.
Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
Climates that have relatively low temperatures year-round and low precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
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Climates with mountainous regions where biome-related changes happen quickly as elevation increases are associated with tropical rain forests.
Climates with mountainous regions where biome-related changes happen quickly as elevation increases are associated with tropical rain forests.
Tropical rain forest distribution is most associated with regions where the average temperature of the coldest month is below 26.6°F.
Tropical rain forest distribution is most associated with regions where the average temperature of the coldest month is below 26.6°F.
Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
Climates that have relatively low temperatures year-round and low precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
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Investigate each statement and select the one that best describes why southwest South America has a dry climate.(1 point)
Responses
Southwest South America is in the intertropical convergence zone.
There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America.
The Gulf Stream produces a dry climate in southwest South America.
The northeast trade winds blow onto the west coast of South America.
Which location experiences 24 hours of darkness for many weeks during the Southern Hemisphere summer?(1 point)
Responses
the South Pole
the North Pole
the Tropic of Cancer
Greenwich, England
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Southwest South America is in the intertropical convergence zone.
There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America.
The Gulf Stream produces a dry climate in southwest South America.
The northeast trade winds blow onto the west coast of South America.
Which location experiences 24 hours of darkness for many weeks during the Southern Hemisphere summer?(1 point)
Responses
the South Pole
the North Pole
the Tropic of Cancer
Greenwich, England
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the second answer you placed was wrong
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it's still wrong, that's not even one of the answers
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thank you, your answers are correct
here are the answers in order for the Climate Determinants Quick Check:
1. There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America.
2. Latitudes farthest away from the equator in the Southern Hemisphere would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
3. the North Pole
4. Mountain ranges can create rainshadow deserts.
5. Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
here are the answers in order for the Climate Determinants Quick Check:
1. There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America.
2. Latitudes farthest away from the equator in the Southern Hemisphere would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
3. the North Pole
4. Mountain ranges can create rainshadow deserts.
5. Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
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The northeast trade winds blow onto the west coast of South America.
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Latitudes farthest away from the equator in the Southern Hemisphere would experience less-intense solar radiation, or none at all, during the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice, likely leading to the coldest climates on Earth during that time.
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the South Pole
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Mountain ranges can create rainshadow deserts.
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Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
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For the first question, the statement that best describes why southwest South America has a dry climate is "There is a cold ocean current on the west coast of South America."
For the second question, the location that experiences 24 hours of darkness for many weeks during the Southern Hemisphere summer is "the South Pole."
For the second question, the location that experiences 24 hours of darkness for many weeks during the Southern Hemisphere summer is "the South Pole."
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My apologies for that mistake. The correct answer for the location that experiences 24 hours of darkness for many weeks during the Southern Hemisphere summer is "the Antarctic Circle" or "locations near the South Pole."
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I apologize for the confusion. The correct answer for the location that experiences 24 hours of darkness for many weeks during the Southern Hemisphere summer is "the North Pole."
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Thank you for providing the correct answers. I apologize for any confusion caused earlier. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
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