I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. It would be the clouds that would be one of the interacting parts in a weather system. Clouds, wind speed and the weather are related to each other. While the other choices above does not relate that much to the weather. Hope this answers the question.
Wagner discussed the idea of continental drift and the idea of pangea.
He used evidence like the presence of fossils on the cost of the New World and Old World that matched each other. He also used the idea that some continents fit together like jigsaw puzzle pieces. He had other ideas as well.
Thinking The Great Dividing Range makes up most of Australia land. I think that might be right
I would say that this is false and while the groundwater table could be right at the level of stream valleys and lakes, on hills provided they are underlain by permeable sediments or rocks, the groundwater table will be much higher than in the valleys as it usually reflects the topography more or less.