GEOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL

When is the Winter Solstice?

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Answer 1
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December 21-22 for the northern hemisphere. And June 20-21 for the southern hemisphere.

Answer 2
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in december usually 20-21

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During an earthquake, if a hanging wall slides upward relative to a footwall, the fault is termed a ________ fault if the fault is shallow (much closer to horizontal than vertical).

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Reverse faults occur when the hanging wall, in relation to the footwall, rises upward defying gravity. Compressional stress is responsible for the formation of these faults.

What error causes a hanging wall to rise above the footwall?

A reverse fault occurs when the footwall slides up relative to the hanging wall. Strike-slip refers to the horizontal movement of rocks on either side of a nearly vertical fault line.

How does a hanging wall move when there is a reversal fault?

The footwall goes up relative to the hanging wall in reversal faults. Tracing the offset of the beds in a block diagram in a vertical motion will reveal this motion. Due to erosion on the elevated side, in the map perspective, the hanging wall rocks will be older than the footwall rocks.

A dip-slip fault that has the hanging-wall moving upward and over the footwall is referred to as a reversal fault.

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Answer: the answer is REVERSE

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discuss the importance of water supply to areas in the north western half of the drainage basin.refer to economic and socio-economicreasons in the answer

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Like any resource, water is a vital natural resource that every populace and civilization needs in order to thrive. In economics, there are four resource types; land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship. Thus, water belongs in the land category which means that it is needed for various production of goods.  

Most middle eastern countries are highly dependent on food from abroad A) true
B) false

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The statement ‘Most Middle Eastern countries are highly dependent on food from abroad’ is true. The answer is letter A. This is because the environment of Middle Eastern countries is not conducive for growth of plantation and crops.

What are the causes of unemployment in South Africa

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Some causes of unemployment in South Africa are:

-legacy of Apartheid: many people of colour are poor and poorly educated.
-the demand for highly-skilled labour is not met, and at the same time there is a huge supply of low-skilled labour.
-slow economic growth in the country. 

Which part of the following areas has the lowest population density? Papua new guinea, fiji islands, solomon islands, antartica

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Antarctica is the correct answer.
Antarctica has almost literally no one living there, and even if there are people that live there, the size of Antarctica severely reduces the population density.
The answer is:  [D]:  Antarctica .
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Why is norway called "the land of midnight sun"?​

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Answer:

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is called so because the northern part of the country is located above the artic circle, where the sun shines 24 hours a day from Mid-May to Mid-July.
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