But according to John Turner of the British Antarctic Survey, the leader of the review, he and his colleagues wanted to communicate their belief that there were good qualitative reasons to think that ice would flow off the western Antarctic ice-sheet faster in the future than it has done in the past.

In this sentence, qualitative means:

made of or resembling small fragments

relating to the relationship between a wife and husband

relating to or affecting the internal organs

relating to or involving comparisons based on degrees

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Answer:

it is C

Explanation:

3. Originally, President Jefferson sent
ambassadors to see Napoleon Bonaparte in
1803 to buy the:
a. city of New Orleans.
b. Mississippi River.
c. Rocky Mountains.
d. Louisiana Territory.

Match the following items. 1 . blizzard A severe snowstorm with high winds. 2 . tornado A bank built next to a river to prevent it from flooding. 3 . rain shadow Land on the inland or leeward side of mountains. 4 . levee A severe wind storm with a funnel-shaped cloud.

What is the best definition of a “blitzkrieg”?

devastating airplane attack
rapid invasion by air and land
attack by multiple infantry troops
destruction of airplanes and tanks

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Minnesota Studies 6 B Unit 1: Growth and Industry
1. Which of the following big businesses increased production as a result of technological innovation in Minnesota?
A: Wheat and cotton farming
B: Fur trading
C: Flour milling and sawmilling
D: Oil and natural gas mining

2. Which of the following best explains the impact of railroads on Minnesota business?
A: Railroads enabled Minnesota industries to compete for more markets.
B: Fewer settlers came to Minnesota as a result of the growth of railroads.
C: Railroads helped many workers become wealthy.
D: Many other forms of transportation shut down because of the growth of railroads.

3. Which statement best demonstrates the importance of natural resources to Minnesota’s industrialization?
A: Wood and coal fueled the mills that produced the state’s key products.
B: Iron ore, grain, and lumber supplied the raw materials for key industries.
C: State businesses accumulated wealth from the sale of water and steam.
D: Local innovators were the first to harness wind and solar power for manufacturing.