Answer:
A
Explanation:
If you look this up you can find a map containing where it was built to
Which organelle is responsible for transporting lipids in the cell?
A. nucleus
B. rough ER
C. golgi apparatus
D. mitochondrion
Answer:
the answer is B. ER ( endoplasmic reticulum)
Answer:
C) golgi apparatus
Explanation:
Golgi Apparatus also termed as Golgi Complex. It is a membrane-bound organelle, which is mainly composed of a series of flattened, stacked pouches called cisternae. This cell organelle is primarily responsible for transporting, modifying, and packaging proteins and lipid to targeted destinations
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Effects of the European Union system include all of the following EXCEPT
A)the removal of barriers to free trade for member states.
B)lower taxes and an increase in services for all member states.
C)the development of Europe as the world's wealthiest market.
D)opposition to immigrants from poorer regions of Europe, Africa, and Asia.
E)the increased use of English as the principal language.
Answer: I'd say it's D.
Explanation: Though immigration is a problem for the EU, I don't think opposition is the correct term since many countries still welcome immigrants from the poor countries and are trying to support them.
which areas of Earth receive the greatest and the least solar irradiance?
Answer:
hope this helps
Explanation:
Earth receives different amounts of solar energy at different latitudes, with the most at the equator and the least at the poles
Answer: this is the answer
Explanation:
The regions closest to the equator receive the most direct sunlight because the light is arriving at an angle close to 0°. As a result, a lesser area is illuminated and so there is greater solar irradiance. The regions nearest to the poles receive sunlight at more of an angle, resulting in a larger area of illumination and therefore less solar irradiance.
Please help me with these questions from AP Human Geography. (Take these questions seriously)
1. Identify and explain 2 examples of how India is becoming “Americanized”.
2. Identify and describe 2 examples of the positive economic and/or social effects of globalization on the world.
3. Identify and describe 2 examples of the negative economic and/or social effects of globalization on the world.
4. Explain the pattern of population growth from 1800-2011.
5. Describe the projected population for 2045 and explain why that number.
6. Identify and discuss 2 examples of issues faced by the world due to the size of the population.
7. Identify the physical and cultural characteristics of the world’s most typical person today vs. in 2030.
8. Define scale and identify three examples of scale.
9. Explain 2 examples of the impact that events can have on people’s lives worldwide.
10. Describe 2 examples of the positive and/or negative power maps can have when delivering information.
11. For 3 religions, identify 1 example of a holy site found in Jerusalem.
12. Explain the purpose of the Green Line.
13. Discuss 2 examples of how the United States’ decision to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is significant.
14. Explain the issue of “food deserts”.
15. Describe the process in which Dollar Stores are built in towns and cities and how they contribute to food deserts.
16. Discuss 2 examples of the impact of living in food deserts in the United States.
17. Identify and describe the cultural and social causes of ‘gendercide’ [why is there such a preference for boys in particular cultures?]
18. Identify and describe 2 examples of the negative effects this skewed sex ratio has on countries.
19. Discuss the role that technology has played in INCREASING ‘gendercide’.
20. Describe Kurdistan.
21. Define Daesh and explain the impact it has had on Iraq.
22. Identify and describe the opposing ideas between Boston Sharbarzheri and Sami Hussein.
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Answer:
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1. Examples include fast foods, and more love marriages (arranged marriages, the norm)
2. Positive effects include more unity, and cultural exchanges
3. Less cultural diversity, More health problems (obesity due to fast food)
4. Growth has been exponential (very high population growth)
5. Projected population is (this is coming from online), ~9 billion people, due to exponential growth and better health care
6. Economic inequality, and basic food/water shortages
7. More diversity, less technological (as opposed to 2030)
8. Scale-A measuremnt measuring magnitude (how big something is), examples include a size scale, weight scale, and measuring scale
9. Politically and socially
10. Can influence public opinion, shape history (due to partition of India using maps)
11. Judaism-Wailing Wall, Christianity-Church of the Holy Selpchure, Islam-Dome of the Rock
12. Railine near Cleveland
13. Means further ties with Israel; alienization of the Palestinians and othe majority Islam countries
14. An issue due to no nutritious food in an area
15. Dollar stores don't contribute much to food
16. Less nutrition; malnutrition
17. Paternal cultures, religion
18. More gender inequality, less people to contribute to the gene pool
19. More social media propogating gendercide
20. A region of land with heavy ethnic ties to the Kurdish people, with land in the land straddling Turkey, Iraq, Iran, and Syria. This land has been source of heavy discontent and news. Syrian kurdish groups have propogated an "independent country" named Rojava.
21. It has led to poverty and islamic radicalization
22. I don't understand what you mean by "Sharbarzheri, Sami Hussein, you probably mean "Saddam Hussein"
Explanation:
My brain, books,etc.
*I wrote this on the fly because I was in a hurry.
2. Os primeiros imigrantes
a chegar ao Brasil
Answer:
when Brazilians were drunk they used to say this
Which of the following maps below is a satellite image of Egypt?
Map A
Map B
Map C
none of the above
Answer:
id say map A
Explanation:
Map A which was below shows the satellite image of Egypt.
An object that has been placed into orbit in space on purpose is known as a satellite or artificial satellite. There are several applications for satellites, including communication.
A satellite is a body that orbits a planet, star, or moon. For instance, the fact that Earth orbits the sun makes it a satellite. The moon is a satellite as well because it revolves around Earth. The term "satellite" typically refers to a device that is launched into space and orbits the Earth or another celestial body.
In addition to being the foundation of cable and network TV, satellites also deliver television signals directly to homes. These satellites transmit signals to smaller stations that transmit the signals locally over cables or the airways from a central station that produces programming.
Hence, option A is correct.
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Based on this map, what gives China more power on the Security Council
than Brazil or Colombia?
A. China has more delegates in the United Nations.
B. China is a permanent member of the Security Council and has
veto power.
C. China has a much larger population than Brazil and Colombia
combined.
D. China controls more money than other members of the Security
Council
B. China is a permanent member of the Security Council and has
veto power.
Explanation:As China is a permanent member of the UNSC and has veto power, alongside the other permanent members: United States, Russia, France, and England. Or formally, the People's Republic of China (PRC), the United States of America, the Russian Federation, the French Republic, and the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
On the other hand, Brazil and Colombia are not permanent members. Yet, Brazil is becoming very powerful in the international market; it is a BRICS(M) country (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and Mexico). *Note, it is not a Second World Country but rather a developing country.*
Imagine you could live anywhere in the world based on a location's climate. What location would you choose? Use this resource and the
information in the tutorial to help you answer the following questions about your location of choice.
Answer:
summer
Explanation:
because it is very good wether it helps in many work
Use of base.......? write important things
Answer:
What are the uses of Bases
Uses of Bases
1. Calcium Hydroxide (Slaked lime) [Ca(OH)2]
It is used to neutralize the acidity in soils.
It is an ingredient in whitewash and mortar.
It is a component of the Bordeaux mixture used for protecting agricultural crops from pests.
It is used in the preparation of dry mixes for painting and decorating.
2. Magnesium Hydroxide (Milk of magnesia) [Mg(OH)2]
It is used as an antacid or a laxative. It helps to correct excess acidity in the stomach.
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in a volcanic eruption molten magma rocks, ash and gases come up through a) gate b) vent c) pipe d) drain
Answer:
it come out throw vent ok
Place the following events in chronological order
Answer:
In chronological order means that we must put the events in the order in which they happened.
1. Jawaharlal Nehru is elected prime minister
2. India gains independence
3. A conflict breaks out at the Saikh GoldeN Temple
4. Indira Gandhi is assassinated
A conflict breaks out at the Saikh GoldeN Temple = 10 June 1984Indira Gandhi is assassinated = October 31, 1984India gains independence = August 15, 1947Jawaharlal Nehru is elected prime minister = August 15, 1947 (8.30 a.m)Answer:
1. India gains independence
2.Jawaharlal Nehru is elected prime minister
3. A conflict breaks out at the Sikh Golden Temple
4. Indira Gandhi is assassinated
Explanation:
How does social media spread fake news
Answer: It's complicated..
Explanation: Basically, social media can be full of lies and fake things that they want you to believe in.
For example, when news reporters report stories or incidents that have happened they probably include some things that didn't happen.
Now I'm not saying that this happens with ALL news reporters or writers.
Point is people can spread fake news by telling lies, adding in things that didn't really happen in that situation, rumors about celebrities, and so on.
Hope that this helps! :)
Many people believe that enormous power also comes with great responsibility. Some journalists abused their position of authority, while many entered the profession in order to report the truth and disseminate credible information. Most people who posted on social media never bothered to double-check the information.
Why social media is bad for society?Although social media has many advantages, it can also be a place for torcher and exclusion, the normalizing of risk-taking behavior, false expectations about one's appearance and sources of popularity, and harm to one's mental health.
Young people are exposed to media content that makes it difficult for them to discriminate between what is real and what is not, which encourages confusion and mindless imitation. The rise in teenage aggression, sexual activity, and dangerous conduct is significantly influenced by the media. A staggering 94.3 percent of respondents blamed social media for disseminating false information, and 79.3 percent claimed that social media mostly hurts the journalistic sector. A Medill Centennial panel discussion in February covered the survey.
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What factors affect water quality
Answer:
Many factors affect water quality
Sedimentation
Runoff
Erosion
Dissolved oxygen
pH
Temperature
Decayed organic materials
Pesticides
Toxic and hazardous substances
Oils, grease, and other chemicals
Detergents
Litter and rubbish
Answer: There are so many factors which may/will affect the quality of water
Explanation: such as
i) Acid : it may come from acid rain and etc.....
ii) toxic waste materials : especially from high operating factories
iii) Oil spillage: accidents during oil shipping etc....
iv) littering: dumping of trash and rubbish
v) toxic substances; may come from harmful chemicals which are used in fishing etc... pesticides
vi) bathing and washing in water bodies with animals affects water quality
vii) dumping of waste products into water bodies
viii) mining underground activities
ix) Erosion may also affect water quality
x) leakages: especially in sewage pipes
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Matriarchal" is best defined as a __________.
A.
pattern of ethnic settlements in Central Europe
B.
matrix of ethnic symbols engraved in an arch
C.
domination of a government or social group by females
D.
collection of materials used only by a particular ethnic group
Answer:
C is the answer C is the answer. C is the answer
after logging occurs who often moves onto the land
soil erosion and coastal flooding.
(Q020) Identify the true statement. a. The geothermal gradient is the rate of change in pressure with depth in the Earth. b. The temperature at the Earth's center may almost equal the temperature of the Sun's surface. c. The calculated density at the Earth's center makes scientists almost certain that the inner core is composed of diamond. d. The pressure at the Earth's center is less than 300 times greater than normal atmospheric pressure.
Answer: b. The temperature at the Earth's center may almost equal the temperature of the Sun's surface.
Explanation:
The Earth's core is very very hot due to various factors such as heat from radioactive materials decaying and the heat the earth had when it was formed. It is estimated that the temperature here is around 5,200° C which means that it can melt even Tungsten.
This is almost equal to the surface temperature of the sun which is around 5,500° C.
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Which are examples of climate’s impact on the natural character of a location?
SELECT ALL THAT APPLIES. NOT JUST ONE. MOVE ON IF YOU DON'T KNOW PLEASE THANK YOU!!
A. a year-long drought
B. solar radiation
C. the amount of total precipitation
D. accrued snowfalls in mountainous areas
Answer:
A year long drought and the amount of total precipitation
Mention the significance of Northern Plains
Answer:
Extremely fertile and good for crops, rivers are navigable throughout the year, flat land- good for roads and railways, irrigational facilities, and for construction of H.E.P. Plants.
Explanation:
Northern Plains have fertile soil which is needed to grow crops. They are drained by rivers Ganga, Brahmaputra, Indus. To feed the country, Northern Plains are necessary.
To what nation do the Galápagos Islands belong?
A) Ecuador
B) Chile
C) Brazil
D) Peru
Answer:
Ecuador
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In which of the following scenarios would using a GIS be helpful?
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assessing the soil erosion risk within a watershed
providing navigation assistance to guide a lost driver to his destination
transcribing inaccurate historical data into accurate historical maps
calculating local time when crossing the International Date Line
analyzing the relationship between functional and formal regions
Answer:
providing navigation assistance to guide a lost driver to his destination
Explanation:
The scenario in which using a GIS would be helpful is when "providing navigation assistance to guide a lost driver to his destination."
This is because GIS (geographic information system) is a computer system that carried out many processes including getting, storing, checking, and presenting data related to different positions on Earth.
Hence, GIS can be used by different people to know their locations or their destination.
For example, GIS using GPS information in a car to know the current location and destinations of drivers in a specific area.
Use the drop-down menus to select the part of Earth best described by each phrase.
Answer:
inner core
Explanation:
inner core because it always penetrating other particles to be released out of the earth
2 quốc gia đứng đầu thế giới về xuất khẩu lúa gạo
Answer:
Ấn Độ và Việt Nam
Explanation:
Answer:
Ấn độ và thái lan
Explanation:
Which is the only state from which water runs in three directions?
On the map below, #7 is marking which of the following countries?
A. Saudi Arabia
B. Iran
C. Kuwait
D. Iraq
Answer:
A. Saudi Arabia
Explanation:
a country located in the Middle East.
Name at least two extinct species that share a close evolutionary relationship with humpback whales.
Answer:
The extinct species called Pakicétus and Indohyus may have had close evolutionary ties to humpback whales. The differences between Indohyus, Pakicetus, and Humpback whales are that Indohyus and Pakicetus both had legs and lived on land, while whales live in the ocean and have no legs. Although the embryo of a humpback whale has limbs that are dormant when it is adult, this could indicate that the animal's ancestors lived on land. Pakicetus and Indohyus are similar to humpback whales because their heads are shaped like long whale skulls. Everything is constantly changing due to evolution, the fossil record of the humpback whale is probably incomplete.
how were countries formed
Answer:
Some were established as a result of geographic isolation, such as England. Others were created as the result of emigration, such as Australia, often displacing existing nations. And still others were created from the breakup of larger empires or from peace treaties, such as Croatia.Explanation:
is a natural phenomenon; if left alone, the Earth's climate fluctuations are minor, and deserts and nondeserts remain constant. b. increases with increasing human population. c. is a geologically slow process; it takes hundreds of years to occur. d. occurs in only less-industrialized regions of the world.
Answer:
I think the answer is A
Explanation:
your question is not clear so I'm not sure
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1. Name the 5 themes of Geography
2. Name the two areas geography is divided into:
3. What is a map maker called?
4. Name the 3 regions Geography focuses on:
5. Name the two types of location and explain how they work.
6. What type of map shows man-made features of the earth and what maps
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write two each example for metallic and non metallic mineral
Metallic minerals: Iron, copper, gold
Non-metallic minerals: Gypsum, marble, mica
Answer:
Metallic minerals include Chalcopyrite, Iron, Copper, Bauxite, Tin, Manganese
Non metallic minerals include limestone, manganese, mica, gypsum, coal, dolomite, phosphate, salt, and granite
Explanation:
The mountains of the northern part of the Nation block the cold and wind that blows towards Nepal from the central asia
Answer:
Is it suppose to be a true or false or what?
