The correct answer is b. Collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate; uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; formation of the Gobbi desert; yearly monsoon wind cycle.
The collision between the two tectonic plates took/is taking tens of millions of years. It is what caused the Tibetan Plateau to form and it's uplift is due to the ongoing collision of the two plates, the Gobbi desert is formed because of the uplift of the land that is caused by the collision of the two plates, and the yearly monsoon cycle is affected by the geography of the Asian land.
Answer: Tempeture, air pressure, centripetal acceleration and Earth rotation.
<u>Temperature: </u>Warm air and cold air have different density. As warm air is less dense than cold air, it rides up and over the cold air causing winds.
<u>Air Pressure: </u>At the Earth's surface, wind blows horizontally from high pressure to low pressure areas. Wind is faster in bigger pressure differences.
<u>Centripetal Acceleration:</u> air speed is influenced by centripital acceleration this way, the direction of wind in the center of the circulation is also influenced. Cyclones, for example, are a association of centripital acceleration and air pressure differences.
<u>Earth's Rotation:</u> Wind direction chance can be caused by the rotation of Earth on its axis. The Coriolis effect, easterlies are examples of the influence of the earth’s rotation on Wind.
Sharp reduction in agricultural land has been the negative effect of industrialization in China. This scenario occurs because the development of cities to accommodate high population will give way to more lands that will be used for innovations instead for agriculture/food production. This does not only happen in China but also in other parts of the world where the fast increase in their economic growth is going on a fast rate but there are not enough places to accommodate this specific growth.
As a result, lands that are supposed to be for agriculture are maximized by city construction which in the long term might lead to societal hunger.
I’d go with Physical geography.
Also known as geosystems, physical geography is one of the two major sub-fields of geography. It is part of the geographical study that focuses on examining landforms, soils, and water bodies. It also deals with the study of patterns in the natural environment such as, biosphere, geosphere, and hydrosphere.
