The most commonly used source of geographical material is [a (n) ]:

A. old maps

B. travel logs

C. folk lore

D. encyclopedia

E. satellite information

If you use a volleyball as a model of the Earth, how much/long would 1.7 km be on it? The volleyball has a circumference of 68 cm.

Shallow coastal accumulations of sand that rises above the sea of long narrow islands are called

What adaptations should an alien on Neptune has?

Does the north pole have a lot of precipitation?

Humans can create light pollution, a problem that happens when too much city light escapes into the night sky. Describe two examples of problems caused by light pollution

Question: Which best describes Antarctica? Answers: A. It has a population of about two million people. B. It is a desert. C. It is a territory of the United Nations. D. It has ice on about 10 percent of its surface.

Which of the following is a belief of Judaism? A. Salvation comes only to those who practice rituals. B. A prophet wrote the direct words of God into a sacred text. C. The Gospels were written by the disciples of a savior. D.

The planetarium is not crowded on Wednesdays, so we should visit it then. Is this sentence an appropriate opening sentence for the purpose of the argument?

What three livestock were sent from the Americans to Europe

Greenhouse effect compare and contrast with global warming