Understanding Earth's surface will help students appreciate the uniqueness of our planet and may encourage them to take action to protect it. This unit also addresses topics such as: cave formation, islands, various bodies of water, valleys, impact craters, and landforms that exist under the ocean.
Facts about landforms on earth: A landform is a natural or artificial feature of the solid surface of the Earth or other planetary body. Landforms together make up a given terrain, and their arrangement in the landscape is known as topography.
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San Francisco and Wichita lie on the same latitude. San Francisco has a moderate climate, while Wichita has an extreme climate.
What is the reason for this difference in climate?
B. Their proximity to the ocean is different.
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Answer:
Not sure why a student would be staring at you, but it depends on the situation.
Explanation:
The student might have a question to ask you, but might not know how.
Or,
The student might know the answer to a certain question to a problem you might be asking the class.
If this happens again, maybe ask the student what she might need, or to tell her to stop staring.
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Answer: Enforcement and elaboration of laws passed by Congress
Explanation: Administrative agencies have a task, that is, they are in charge of elaborating, developing and enforcing the law. Administrative agencies are established by Congress, which also oversees their work, while agencies, on the other hand, deal with laws passed by Congress. The responsibility of the President in this case is to appoint heads of agencies. In addition to these competencies, the administrative agencies have the task of making rules, so that all these important functions are collectively referred to as the administrative procedure.