In order from largest to smallest
1. (The Largest) Pacific
2. Atlantic
3. Indian
4. Southern
5. (The Smallest) Arctic
Answer:
False
Explanation:
The UN was were slow to react during and before the Rwandan genocide. The situation in Rwanda was constantly becoming more and more tense, and it has been obvious that there's going to be a military conflict on ethnic basis in the country. The UN did not react in any particular manner in order to prevent the conflict, and even when it started it was slow to react. The UN reaction was way to late, after the genocide was largely performed, and luckily for the Tutsi, their military wing managed to defeat the extremist Hutu organizations and stop the genocide.
Acid rain is found in Sweden and is caused by air pollution in Britain and other countries of Europe. The pollution produced in Britain ends up mostly in Scandinavian countries- countries of northern Europe including Sweden, Norway and Denmark. In the USA, the winds blow air pollution to certain areas in Canada.
Acid rain has terrible effects on water life. Thousands of lakes in Scandinavia have no more life in them. They have received so much acid rain for so many years that life has been snuffed out and nothing can survive in these waters.
Answer:
c. The inter-tropical convergence zone is associated with a migratory band of high pressure cells, bringing moderate precipitation to low-latitude areas.
Explanation:
- The relationships with the high and low-pressure areas and the average annual rainfall are associated with the divergence and the convergence of the air along the ITCZ zone and are formed by the migration of the pressure cells that bring moderate to heavy rainfall in lower latitudes.
Answer:
1. Galileo.
2. Newton.
3. Kepler.
4. Brahe.
5. Refracting telescope.
6. Reflecting telescope.
7. Astrolabe
8. Camera.
9. Radio telescope.
Explanation:
1. Galileo: he discovered details of a lunar surface.
2. Newton: he invented first reflecting telescope.
3. Kepler: he found planets had elliptical orbits.
4. Brahe: he performed a systematic mapping of sky.
5. Refracting telescope: uses a large glass lens.
6. Reflecting telescope: uses a mirror to focus light.
7. Astrolabe: tool used to determine location of a star.
8. Camera: instrument that accumulates light from an object to show more detail.
9. Radio telescope: records sounds of stars.
