Tropical cyclone is a natural phenomenon that everyone has nothing to do in order to stop it but rather take precautionary measure before it approaches. (1) In Mozambique, if you are planning to go out, remember there is a tropical cyclone that is coming. Listen to radio and TV broadcasts or browse over the internet information regarding the cyclone. (2) Secure those loose objects. Try to stock food that is good for 3 days for the whole family. (3) Keep indoor.
Which of the following are types of thematic maps?
Check all that apply.
special-purpose maps
physical maps
choropleth maps
dot-density maps
political map
Answer:
Choropleth map
Dot-density map
Explanation:
A thematic map is a type of map that highlights a particular topic such as the average distribution of rainfall in a place and they are quite different from general reference maps because they do not show natural features of an area.
The types of thematic maps from the options given are <u>choropleth map and dot-density map</u>
<span> c. Relations between Belgium’s two ethnic groups improved after the country gained its independence from the Netherlands in 1830.
</span>The statement which is not true is that relations between Belgium’s two ethnic groups improved after the country gained its independence from the Netherlands in 1830 because it is true that both French and Flemish are official languages of Belgium, as it is true that about 30 percent of all Belgians speak French, while about 55 percent speak Flemish. <span>The Belgian government has passed laws to decentralize its government. is also a true statement, leaving only c as possible response.</span>
The lithosphere a combination of the crust and the uppermost brittle layer of the mantle is divided into tectonic plates, including the seven major tectonic plates.
The water cycle or hydrologic cycle is the continuous movement of water between the earth's surface and the air. Water molecules move from the atmosphere (or air) to the earth's surface and back again. Water moves from the atmosphere to the earth's surface via rain, snow, sleet or hail. It moves back to the atmosphere via evaporation. The sun's energy is the catalyst for the movement of water between the atmosphere and the earth's surface.
