These are my already asked questions that I didn't find an answer to [I'm not sure why] Can someone please help with them, because my exam's due monday.
2. How has human settlement affected the natural vegetation of Western Europe?
a. People have carefully protected all of the scenic areas in Western Europe
b. Most of the natural forests in Western Europe have been cleared to make way for farms and to provide timber for field and building material.
c. Human settlement has ensured survival of Germany's Black Forest and other forest regions in Western Europe
d. Forests have been planted to replace pastures, orchards, vineyards, and gardens
I'm positive it's either a or d and i think its D...?
5. Although politically united with England since 1707, Scotland has retained all of the following EXCEPT its own
a. system of laws
b. religion
c. parliamentary system
d. system of education
I know this one's either a or c and I think it's...A?
6. Most of the Nordic region has mild marine west coast climate because
a. winds blowing over the North Sea bring abundant rain to the region
b. the warm currents of the North Atlantic Drift moderate the weather and keep the coast free of ice
c. the region lies in the northern latitudes and reaches into the Artic Circle and the polar zones
d. mountains running through the Norway prevent the warm, moist ocean winds from reaching the area
C?
Thanks
-MC
2. Both answers are wrong. See my two previous answers to your question.
http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1254181650
5. A is correct.
6. C is correct.
Is number 2 B?
Thanks
-MC
Yes. B. is correct for 2.
To find the answers to these questions, you can do some research using reliable sources such as textbooks, reputable websites, or scholarly articles. Here is how you can approach each question:
2. How has human settlement affected the natural vegetation of Western Europe?
To answer this question, you need to determine the impact of human settlement on natural vegetation in Western Europe. Look for information on the history of settlement in the region and how it has affected the natural environment. Read about deforestation, land conversion for agriculture, and other human activities that might have influenced the natural vegetation. Compare each option with your findings:
a. People have carefully protected all of the scenic areas in Western Europe: This option seems less likely as it implies that all scenic areas have been protected, which may not be the case.
b. Most of the natural forests in Western Europe have been cleared to make way for farms and to provide timber for field and building material: This option aligns with historical practices of deforestation and land clearing for agricultural purposes.
c. Human settlement has ensured the survival of Germany's Black Forest and other forest regions in Western Europe: This option implies that human settlement has protected specific forest regions, but it may not represent the overall impact on natural vegetation in Western Europe.
d. Forests have been planted to replace pastures, orchards, vineyards, and gardens: This option suggests that replanting of forests has occurred, which could be a possible approach to restore or replace vegetation.
Considering the options, option b seems to align best with the historical impact of human settlement on natural vegetation in Western Europe. Therefore, the correct answer is likely to be b.
5. Although politically united with England since 1707, Scotland has retained all of the following EXCEPT its own
To answer this question, you need to identify what Scotland has not retained despite its political union with England. Look for information on the specific aspects of Scotland's identity that may have been impacted or could have changed historically due to the political union. Compare each option:
a. system of laws: Scotland has its own legal system, known as Scots law, which operates independently from the legal system in England. Therefore, it seems unlikely that Scotland disregarded its own system of laws.
b. religion: Scotland has historically had a distinct religious identity, with the Church of Scotland being the national church. While religion may have been influenced by the political union, it is one of the factors that Scotland has retained.
c. parliamentary system: This option refers to Scotland's political system, and it is possible that the political union with England has affected Scotland's parliamentary system.
d. system of education: Education systems can be influenced by political unions, but you need to verify if Scotland has retained its own system of education despite the union.
Considering the options, option c (parliamentary system) seems to be the most likely choice. Therefore, the correct answer is c.
6. Most of the Nordic region has mild marine west coast climate because
To answer this question, you need to identify the factors that contribute to the mild marine west coast climate in the Nordic region. Look for information on the region's geographical location, atmospheric factors, and oceanic influences. Compare each option:
a. winds blowing over the North Sea bring abundant rain to the region: This option suggests that the North Sea winds contribute to abundant rainfall, but it does not directly explain the mild climate.
b. the warm currents of the North Atlantic Drift moderate the weather and keep the coast free of ice: This option indicates that warm ocean currents have a moderating effect on the climate, which aligns with the mild marine west coast climate.
c. the region lies in the northern latitudes and reaches into the Arctic Circle and the polar zones: This option suggests that the region's high latitudes and proximity to the Arctic Circle and polar zones contribute to the mild climate.
d. mountains running through Norway prevent the warm, moist ocean winds from reaching the area: This option implies that mountains hinder the influence of warm, moist ocean winds, which may not align with the mild marine west coast climate.
Considering the options, option b seems to be the most accurate explanation for the mild marine west coast climate in the Nordic region. Therefore, the correct answer is b.
Remember to double-check the information and ensure it is accurate before submitting your answers for your exam. Good luck!