The correct answer is letter C. <span>Impact craters are formed when meteoroids collide with the Moon's surface. Moon is lacking with water, atmosphere and tectonic plates. Because of these, there is no or little erosion and made the craters stay for a longer time. Bigger craters with smaller craters inside is considered to be old.</span>
Myanmar (Rakhine State), Pakistan, Thailand, Malaysia, India, United States, Indonesia, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh
Answer: The Turquoise Lake as seen nowadays in Colorado is a result of the 1850´s modern warming climate transition, lingering away from the Little Ice Age times occurred 500 years ago. This given period was characterized by snow blowing winds that accumulated ice through thermal compaction, generating the glaciers as we see them.
Explanation: Terminal and recessional moraines are the terminus of a glacial feature. Moraines are the sedimentar charges carried by melted glacials. Consequence of those is the repositioning of the snow downwards the valleys. The ice, initially attached to the glaciers and mountain tops, undergoes melting by seasonal and/or climate transition warming, resulting on circumstancial water deposits that place on the basin/lower areas of the mountain chains, forming lakes.
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I would answer ► 2, 3, 4
<em>II- Folk culture from once isolated regions can be diffused to other regions of the world.</em>
<em>III- Pop culture threatens to eradicate folk culture as groups abandon traditions in favor of a common culture.</em>
<em>IV- So folk culture have les and less influence than ever before.</em>
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<em>Which is not so in countries less "developed" industrial countries where traditions are still very important. Of course, they do not have modern communication, but their traditions aren't disappearing.</em>
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<em>I, II and </em> <em>IV are available ... otherwise, that's what I would have said !!</em>
<em>or I and just IV .....</em>
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<span>The correct answere for this question is A - the three major types of volcanoes are shiel volcanoes, cinder volcanoes and composite volcanoes. Two other tyypes of volcano are the lava dome volcano, and the Rhyolite Caldera complex (this type is not common, but are the most dangerous and explosive - Yellowstone is an example of this type of volcano).</span>
