The Gobi Desert’s terrain is mostly comprised of __________.
A.
sand
B.
dust
C.
minerals
D.
bare rock

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

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B

Explanation:

only participating in sports you know will not help you build your strengths.

Answer:

Christianity

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Archbishop James Ussher was a renowned professor of Theology and an astronomer. He calculated the age of the earth by studying ancient Hebrew and Egyptian books and he deduced that the world begun on the 23rd of October 4004 BC.

His calculation became a critical component in Christianity because when English Bibles were printed, James Ussher's calculation was what was used in  their chronologies. He became popular and his calculation was as respected as the Bible itself.

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Your answer is... Rivers flowing over a long period of time cut out the bottom of the canyon and wind erodes the sides of the canyon.

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Answer:

The Middle East is a geographical region that has been of great importance in history since ancient times. Strategically located, it is a natural land bridge connecting the continents of Asia, Africa, and Europe. ... In recent times its enormous deposits of oil have made the Middle East more important than ever.

Explanation:

I hope maka tulong po.

Answer:

CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCarnivals are dog water

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Answer:

A

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acid rain is made from pollution acids that get infused with the rain

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An oasis can be formed by an underground aquifer or river that creates enough pressure for water to seep to the surface, forming the oasis. These aquifers and natural springs allow for life to exist in harsh climates like the desert and are often well known to local herders, farmers, and travelers in the region.

Answer:

C.

Explanation:

Why C?

It's because, to make bubbles, you usually need some form of gas like O2 aka Oxygen to make bubbles. Like if you blow into a straw, a straw thats in your dribk, it causes it to bubble up sometimes.

You can eliminate A.

Just because you drill into the ground, it doesnt cause gas. Unless it's to make a factory and causes polution by releaing chemicals into the air, the yes.

Eliminate D.

Because A doesn't seem right, it most likely not be all of them.

For B. I'm not sure

I'm not sure what Low Spots are unless you're talking about those small little holes made in the sand, it was mostly made by crabs

If I'm wrong, let me know. But, I hope this helped you! :)

Answer: b. dissolution of solutes

Explanation:

Water contains different particles in it depending on where the water came from as these particles dissolved into the water as the water passed through.

There is a limit to how much particles can be dissolved in water though much like when you put too much sugar into water and at some point the sugar just settles at the bottom.

This is the same with those solutes in water. After a point where the water can no longer dissolve them, they come together and create minerals that are seen when the water evaporates.

Answer:

D. Japan

Explanation:

Trust me with that...

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The Turkish government should spend more of the federal budget on infrastructure and scientific methods to calculate and predict the intensity of earthquakes.

Answer:

THAT ANSWER IS FALSE

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Answer:

A preamble is an introductory, usually ceremonial, part of the text of a written document (deeds, statutes or legal regulations, such as laws and constitutions), which sets out the intention, meaning or purpose of the following text after the preamble.

The preambles are usually contained in the constitutions of states. They contain both a historical part, which refers to previous state institutions and justifies the current state existence, and a part that contains the basic values and principles of the state and the general definition of fundamental rights and obligations of citizens. For legislation, the binding nature of the preambles is questionable, but it can always serve as an interpretative tool.

Answer:The preambles are usually contained in the constitutions of states. They contain both a historical part, which refers to previous state institutions and justifies the current state existence, and a part that contains the basic values and principles of the state and the general definition of fundamental rights and obligations of citizens. For legislation, the binding nature of the preambles is questionable, but it can always serve as an interpretative too

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Answer:

It would be B the amazon rainforest

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`1. Both projections cause a distortion of the map. While the Mercator projection makes place (especially the North) appear bigger on the map and distorts their size and shape close to the pole, the Peters projection causes an elongation horizontally close to the poles and vertically near the equator.

2. The Mercator projection does not allow the observer get a true understanding of the size of the continents. The Peters projection offers a better indication of the sizes of the continents.

3. The Mercator projection is more widely used than the Peters projection. The directional bearing indicators in the from of straight lines makes the Mercator projection map a useful guide in navigation, unlike the Peters projection.

Explanation:

The Mercator's projection map was designed by  Gerardus Mercator in 1569. It is widely used by many online platforms that provide direction guides.

The Peters projection was formed by Dr. Arno Peters and presented for use in 1974. It has similarities with a previous map created by James Gall in the 19th century. Both maps have their benefits as well as their flaws some of which have been indicated above.

Explanation:

The circumference of a circle is 19π

2πr=19π

r=19/2 units

Answer:

B.

I could wrong that because there many theory.

I choose B that because my feelings think B make any sense?

Answer:

the right answer is C. A giant asteroid hit the Earth and blew off a large piece which was caught in orbit

Explanation:

thats the right answer

Answer:

C I think, Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal.

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Answer:

c

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Answer:

Due to the strong economic recession that the country is experiencing, which promotes the dismantling of refineries.

Explanation:

Venezuela has a very extensive complex of oil refineries, which is the most valuable Venezuelan product. However, due to the crisis in the oil sector, Venezuela has experienced a strong economic recession, which has caused a dismantling in refineries that has suffered a severe and constant degradation. This has increased the number of accidents with oil causing the contamination of various ecosystems. The government has not worked to solve these problems due to the lack of economic resources and the need to further degrade the oil industry.

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Being a fiddler on the roof is no doubt a precarious role. Every time I see the movie or attend a theater adaptation of Shalom Aleichem’s Tevye the Dairyman, I wonder what if the Fiddler falls? This eternal question is part of what draws me to the Fiddler’s character. He is an enigma; his music is mysterious – both distant and close. The Fiddler always leaves me wanting more.

I recently attended the current Broadway revival that will apparently close December 31, 2016. The production was as meaningful and enjoyable as each of my previous encounters with the story, albeit with some subtle and less than discreet changes. The title character began perched on a roof and at another point was hoisted through the air — something I do not recall from prior adaptations. There’s also the framing of Tevye, dressed  in a red parka without a head covering at the beginning and end of the play. This aspect received a fair amount of attention in 2015 when the play opened. Spoiler alert: The curtain opens with Tevye dressed in a modern red parka, which hides his small prayer shawl (tzitzit). His head is uncovered and, at the conclusion of the play, he joins those leaving Anatevka again wearing the red coat and without any head covering. At the time, reviewers offered this was a nod to contemporary times.

This is where I would go a little deeper. Tevye, no doubt a little different in the current Broadway revival, has a difficult relationship with God. Just as he changes, so too, has the Fiddler’s character undergone a transformation. Once upon a time, there was a delightful scene in which Tevye and the fiddler appear dancing opposite one another, getting closer and closer. The Fiddler’s steps, intentionally mirroring Tevye’s, draw closer in a front of flirtation that one hopes they might touch or exchange words. Yet, their intimacy is beyond consummation. The interchange, or lack there of in the current production, shows how far the Fiddler (dare I say God?) is out of Tevye’s reach. What has changed in the courtship between these two main characters? The scene that I just described, which is not in the current play, is just as meaningful and relevant today. There are many today for whom their faith is as ripe as their frustration.

Maybe Tevye’s character is different. He is portraying, or at the very least shuffling toward an audience that is struggling with many aspects of Jewish identity. The dancing, the shaking, and Tevye’s throwing his hands into the air in despair and love remains as pervasive as the distance between Tevye and God. Tevye wants God, even if only for a single moment, to pay him one simple measure of attention. That Tevye does not appear to achieve his goal is as painful as ever, especially as his anger and frustration grows as he gradually loses control of his family. Note: Tevye blessed (albeit reluctantly, the engagement of his two eldest daughters as was his jurisdiction. In a moment over which he has no control – his third daughter proclaims her love to a man outside of the Jewish faith – Tevye tries to exercise more power by disavowing her.

As Tevye appears to be losing his grip on his family and faith, he finally embraces the reality of Anatevka. When he seems to be done fighting and struggling, he faces a moment of rest and resolution placing his hand on the shoulder of the person in front of him. The shoulder of none other than the Fiddler on the roof who has descended and joined the villagers. Appearing like every other member of Anatevka, the Fiddler is no longer distant and diametrically opposite to Tevye. He is real and he is touchable.Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation:

y-y = m(x - x)

I couldn't tell if the point was negative, so I'll do both

Positive                                      Negative

(6,6)  m= 1/3                             -(6,6)  m= 1/3

y-6 = 1/3(x - 6)                           y+6 = 1/3(x +6)

y-6 = 1/3x - 2                              y+6 = 1/3x + 2

y = 1/3x +4                                  y = 1/3x - 4

Answer:

C. land . . . Religion

Explanation:

The Middle East is one of the most unstable regions in the world, due to the number of conflicts that exist between countries. Most of these conflicts are caused by the dispute over land. This is because many countries do not agree with the border tracing carried out by French and British colonialism, which restricts many countries to access to natural resources, as their territories diminish. In addition, there is a strong religious intolerance among nations that reinforce conflicts between them.

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70 Sectors found for “North Africa is diverse. It is a myth that all North Africans have the typical Mediterranean look. It is the people you mostly see on TV and in movies. Many North Africans can only be classified as North African Blacks. You rarely see them on TV or in the movies. They mainly live in the southern regions or as isolated communities, even in the north or the center of North African countries. Genetically, the e1b1b haplogroup is shared by people in North Africa, in the Sahara and in Africa south of the Sahara. The palest Kabyles, the darkest Somali, the blackest Maasai and the “yellowish” San further south in Southern Africa carry the e1b1b hg. The Sahara desert does not divide Africa genetically or phenotypically. The differences between North Africa and Africa south of the Sahara are related to history and culture. The history of North Africa is intertwined inseparably with European history (Roman Empire, the Greek Empire etc.), Persian history, Arab history and the history of the Ottoman Empire. North Africa belongs to the Mediterranean world, northern coastal regions particularly (the food is typically Mediterrenean food). North Africa belongs to the Arab World. Arab culture is very strong and dominant. There is also a major influence of the Turkish culture.”

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Answer:

50 million people through excess of death over birth

Explanation:

according to common population forecast the EU will lose some 50 million of its current inhabitants by the year 2050 through an excess of deaths over birth that is 10% of today's inhabitants or roughly the population of Poland and Greece combined