Answer: The answer is D) A comparison of physiologic densities and arithmetic densities helps geographers understand
the capacity of land to yield food for the total population
Explanation:
Answer:
1. Drainage Basin
2. mouth
3. discharge
4. headwaters
5. meanders.
6. floodplain
Explanation:
A drainage basin is an area where water from precipitation such as rainwater collects before draining into a water body such as a river.
A delta is created where the highest quantity of sediments are deposited at the mouth of a river.
A river's discharge is the quantity of water flowing through a channel in a river.
The headwaters of a river are the source of water of a river, and are usually the farthest point from where it joins/empties into another water body.
Meanders are common feature of A stream with a low to moderate gradient.
A river with a well-developed floodplain has a flat low-lying channel and floods when there is a high quantity of water flowing through the river.
Answer:
B. elderly people
Explanation:
I don't know if this counts but personally growing up in an Asian community, I think it's safe to say we pretty much worship our elders and if we didn't we'd be in big trouble.
So why is it B.?
Respecting the elderly is an ancient Asian tradition, and is also a part of daily life in terms of respect. B. falls into both categories.
Why is it not the others?
Japanese have just incorporated urban life and trendy fashion into their life and not any sooner than this generation so not A.
Outsiders is not very relevant to the answer because if you're an outsider, so be it so I wouldn't say C.
Asians think more for family than theirselves which is why it wouldn't be D.
Answer:
Explanation:
There are two dominant theories:
The inside-out model proposes that the Earth formed with trace amounts of water structurally bonded to the minerals in the mantle. This water makes its way to the Earth’s surface through volcanic processes.
The outside-in model proposes that the Earth formed without water, which came with other volatiles from the meteorites or comets that bombarded the young planet. This water was probably mixed into the upper layers of the Earth and was later brought to the surface through volcanism.
