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Reagan Rocha

What should you do when in the midst of an earthquake?

a. avoid living in earthquake-prone areas

b. take cover in doorways or under sturdy furniture

c. work in a building that can withstand earthquakes

d. stand in the middle of the room or take cover under a mattress

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Junior Bates

Explain how the quality of life varies for people living in the megacity of Mumbai

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Dawson Walls

Granite is an example of igneous rock that form deep beneath earth's surface

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Colin Bass

Week #14

Is the answer

greater than or

less than 6?

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Marc Keith

According to the ocean model, individuals who appear to be socially clueless, insensitive, pessimistic, and grumpy may be low in:

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Miguel Wilcox

Which area of Canada has the most productive farmland?

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Imani Acosta

What is someone who shows loyalty to another in return for being allowed to occupy land?

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Reed

Which of the following prefixes would be best for measuring the distance from your home to Disney World?

Milli

Deca

Centi

Kilo

this question is simply asking what measurement prefix would you use on the rode

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Bubblegum

Where do volocanoes occur more

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Blayne

What is on an economic activiy map

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Abbigail Randall

Whats the enlightenment concepts found in the declaration of independence?

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Tamia Estrada

Until we can achieve truly sustainable closed-loop systems, our activities will continue to generate large amounts of municipal solid waste, industrial solid waste, and hazardous waste. Excessive waste generation results from several causes and exerts various impacts on human health and ecological systems. Fortunately, there are many steps we can take to reduce our generation of waste.

The following answers for the Causes and Consequences features are examples and are not intended to represent a comprehensive list. In addition, the sequence of items is not meant to connote relative importance.

Sort the examples below into the appropriate bin.

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Melina Mercado

Where is Saint Sebastian?

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Giana Branch

How much time separated the first man and dinosaurs earth science?

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Kristian

Select all items below that are examples of physical processes.

a. erosion

b. Great Barrier Reef

c. irrigation

d. mountain roads

e. plate tectonics

f. weathering

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