High School Geography, what are the points to be answered? The following problems are solved. Extra

1.Topographic features generally answer these points: terrain type (such as mountains, plains), generally speaking, what terrain is the main one; topography (altitude, elevation, undulation, etc.); surface conditions (e.g. broken surface, thousands of ravines); Some coastal ones also have a coastline (e.g., straight; Twists and turns, how good the port) sentence structure is actually not important, as long as you answer the main points enough.

2.Physical geographical features should be developed in terms of topography, climate, hydrology, biology (fauna and flora), and soil. You can make up a slip to get the main points in mind.

3.The question is not clear, what is the exploitation of the exploitation. I'm sorry, I can't help it.

4.What type of water do you mean, in terms of shape, there are centripetal water systems, radiant water systems, etc., and the types of recharge are atmospheric precipitation recharge, glacial meltwater recharge, snow melt water recharge, groundwater recharge, lake water recharge, etc.

5.The general answer is that the monsoon variability is large, and the inter-annual and seasonal changes are uncertain, which is easy to cause drought and flood disasters. (If you have to look at the specific place, such as the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, you have to answer the rainy season and drought caused by it).

6.There are only monsoon and non-monsoon areas. You may be confused, that is the natural geographical region, there is the eastern monsoon region, the northwest arid and semi-arid region, and the Qinghai-Tibet alpine region.

To learn geography by yourself, you need to learn to summarize more, study other people's answers more, and one day you will find that you have mastered all these things, and it is very simple. Good luck with this day coming soon.

1 Types of terrain (plateau basins. Undulating terrain The main topographic distribution.

2 Include topography, weather and climate, characteristics of rivers and lakes and their causes, and sometimes environmental questions.

The third one doesn't know.

4 This can be said from different angles If it is a recharge of rainwater, snow melt, lakes and marshes, groundwater, alpine ice and snow melt water, if it is a landform, there is transportation and accumulation, in short, a lot.

5. Drought and flood disasters Sometimes there are typhoons or something.

6. Monsoon and non-monsoon regions, if you say that, it is a physical geographical region, there are the eastern monsoon region, the northwest arid and semi-arid region, and the Qinghai-Tibet alpine region.

Natural factors. Human factors.

Economic factors. That's it.

Advantages: 1. It belongs to renewable energy, which is conducive to sustainable development.

2. It belongs to clean energy and has little environmental pollution.

Reason: 1. There are many plains along the coast, which is conducive to the entry of sea breeze.

2: The difference in the thermal properties of land and sea and the influence of atmospheric circulation, the flow from high pressure to low pressure, and the strong effect of sea breeze on the coast.

1.Common advantages: all are clean energy, pollution-free, reduce the use of fossil fuels.

Renewable energy, sustainable development.

2.The area along the river is windy. The market demand is large. (Considering these two aspects) I wish the landlord school progress

1. Abundant energy, clean, pollution-free and easy to use.

2. Wind energy resources are determined by wind energy density, wind energy resources are greatly affected by topography, and the world's wind energy resources are mostly concentrated in the shrinkage zone of coastal and open continents.

1.Renewable and pollution-free.

Solar and wind energy are renewable natural resources, and both are pollution-free and clean energy.

2.The main reason should be the difference between land and sea heat, the distribution of multiple cities along the coast, and the urban heat island effect, which exacerbates the formation and intensity of winds.

1.I choose ACycle of day and night Analysis: bThe formation of day and night has nothing to do with rotation, but with the fact that the Earth is a non-luminous and opaque sphere; c.Alternation of the seasons dThe formation of the five belts is due to the formation of revolution.

2.I choose BOnly the spring and autumn equinoxes can coincide Analysis: The spring and autumn equinoxes are equal in length for day and night, and the morning and dusk lines connect the north and south poles to bisect the parallels, which coincide with the meridians.

3.I choose BThe daylight in Beijing is longer than that in Guangzhou Analysis: When the Tropic of Cancer is directly illuminated, it is the summer solstice, and the polar day phenomenon occurs in the Arctic Circle, and the noon solar height in Sydney is the minimum value of a year, and the earth orbits near the aphelion point of the orbit.

4.I choose DAnalysis: According to the law that the southern hemisphere deviates to the left and the northern hemisphere deviates to the right of the horizontally moving objects, the deflection to the left indicates that it is the southern hemisphere; And the higher the latitude, the greater the bias, Brasilia and Cape Town in the southern hemisphere, the latter at higher latitudes.

5.I choose AHarbin Analysis: December 22 is the winter solstice, the sun shines directly on the Tropic of Capricorn, the higher the latitude of the northern hemisphere, the smaller the solar altitude angle at noon, so it is Harbin.

I hope it helps you and I wish you progress in your studies!

1 a The significance of the rotation of the earth is that there is a change of day and night, and where there is sunlight, there is day and night, and the change of seasons and the formation of the five zones are all the meaning of revolution (because of the existence of the yellow and red angles, the direct point of the sun moves north and south).

2 b Only at the equinox does the sun shine directly on the equator, the global equinox of day and night, and the circle of morning and dusk coincides with the meridian coil.

3 b The Tropic of Cancer is the northernmost point of the direct sun, and the further north you go, the longer the days and the shorter the nights, until the polar night occurs near the Arctic Circle. The southern hemisphere reaches the lowest day length and solar altitude angle of the year, and Sydney is an Australian city located in the southern hemisphere. The direct sunlight hits the Tropic of Capricorn around June 22 and is located near aphelion (perihelion is early January and aphelion is early July).

4 d Cape Town, the capital of South Africa, is located at the southernmost point of Africa near 30° south latitude, while Brasilia is more than 10 degrees south latitude. The higher the latitude, the greater the geostrophic deflection force.

5 a On December 22, the Sun shines directly on the Tropic of Capricorn, which is the southernmost point, and the solar altitude angle in the Northern Hemisphere reaches its lowest value of the year, and the further north it goes, the smaller it becomes, and the polar night phenomenon occurs in the Arctic Circle. Harbin is the northernmost of the four cities.

。Causes of the phenomenon of day-night alternation: the rotation of the Earth; The earth does not shine and is opaque.

If the earth only revolves but does not rotate, there is still a diurnal cycle with a cycle of 1 year. ）。Only on the day of the spring equinox and autumn equinox does the sun shine directly on the equator.

When the Sun shines directly on the Tropic of Capricorn, the Northern Hemisphere is the summer solstice, when the days get longer the further north the world goes.

Affected by the Earth's rotation, the geostrophic deflection force is on the right side of the direction of motion in the northern hemisphere and on the left side in the southern hemisphere, and objects moving along the equator are not affected by it. The farther away from the equator, the greater the strength, and the farther d d is to the south than c (popular enough, hehe).

On the 22nd, the sun shines directly on the Tropic of Capricorn, and the further north the northern hemisphere goes, the lower the height of the sun at noon, and Harbin is clearly the northernmost of the four options.

The formation of day and night is due to the direct rays of sunlight and the earth itself does not emit light, so it excludes b, the change of seasons is the revolution excludes c, the formation of five bands is due to the exclusion of the air pressure belt and the wind band d) the morning and dusk line coincides with the meridian only when the day and night are equal) there should be a polar day, c should be the smallest, d should be the day point) to the left in the southern hemisphere, excluding ab, c latitude is lower than d, so d) it is winter in the northern hemisphere at this time, the higher the latitude, the smaller the noon sun altitude angle). Hopefully mine can solve some problems for you.

There is a book on it, 2 b .The morning and dusk lines and the meridian coil should coincide, and the sun should be directly on the equator, so they can only coincide on the spring and autumn equinoxes.

3.b When the Sun shines directly on the Tropic of Capricorn, and on the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, there is a polar day error in the Arctic Circle; Sydney, Australia, is in the Southern Hemisphere, and when the height of the sun at noon is the maximum of the year, it is wrong to ask the sun to shine directly on the Tropic of Capricorn. 4 c The direction of horizontal motion of the object is deflected to the left and the deviation is maximum, and the object must be in the southern hemisphere, and the deflection is obvious at the bottom of the latitude, so C 5

a At noon on 22 December, the solar altitude angle is the smallest at the North Pole in the Northern Hemisphere, and the further south the solar altitude angle increases.

1. A because B is caused by the opacity and non-luminescence of the earth itself. CD is the meaning of the revolution of the earth.

2. b Because only at the equinox the global day and night are equinoxes, the morning and dusk lines pass through the north and south poles, which coincide with the meridian coil at this time.

3. The polar day phenomenon occurs in and within the Arctic Circle at this time.

cThe height of the Sun at noon in Sydney (Southern Hemisphere) is the maximum of a year when the Sun is directly against the Tropic of Capricorn.

d This is near aphelion (July).

4. The left deviation of the horizontally moving object should be in the southern hemisphere, ab excludes, and the higher the latitude, the greater the geostrophic deflection force, so d is correct.

5. The farther a is from the direct point, the smaller the noon solar altitude angle, and the direct solar point is on the Tropic of Capricorn at this time, so the highest latitude in the northern hemisphere is the farthest from the direct point and the noon solar altitude angle is the smallest, so a is correct.

These contents have corresponding principles in the book, and it is easier to understand the principles in the book clearly.

The temperature is relative, not looked at separately. Once there is a temperature difference, it can be formed.

It is mainly formed in the first place, Shanghai is downstream, and the possibility of erosion by flowing water is the greatest. The wind doesn't have much of an impact.

Northeast Taiwan is located in the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by sea water and strong sea breezes.

Wind erosion refers to the process by which loose material on the surface of the earth is blown or transported by the wind, and the abrasive effect of the surface by the particles blown up by the wind. Dry soils and relatively stable winds over the surface are the main conditions for severe wind erosion to occur. The main forms of wind erosion are blowing, jumping, rolling, abrasion, and abrasion.

What is the difference between weathering and erosion?

1.Weathering is generally carried out in situ, and erosion is generally carried out in motion.

2.The essence of weathering is "turning large rocks into small pieces", and weathering is the process of turning large rocks into debris.

The essence of erosion is that "small pieces are moved, and large pieces are getting smaller and smaller", and its focus is on "moving away", as for how far it has been moved, moving to **, is not the most concerned. The handling role should pay attention to the process and distance of the "small pieces" being transported.

3.The main difference between the two is: weathering mainly refers to the destruction of rocks by relatively stationary things; The main factors involved are:

changes in temperature, atmosphere, water, air, organisms, etc.; Erosion refers to the destruction of rocks and weathering by moving things. The main factors involved are the action of some moving forces (such as wind, flowing water, glaciers, waves) and so on.

Under normal circumstances (spring and autumn), the equatorial low pressure belt is symmetrically distributed in the northern and southern hemispheres with the equator as the axis of symmetry, while the (northern hemisphere) moves north in summer and southward in winter. Now we find that the equatorial depression zone is clearly biased to the side of the Northern Hemisphere, and the spallation should refer to the summer months, so the only option is C.

Geography: As a discipline, there are many things in common with other disciplines in terms of law. Such as:

scientific attitude towards learning; diligent use of brains, hands and mouths; Ears, eyes, mouths, hands, hearts, etc.; At the same time, it also has its own unique learning method. In fact, what we have been emphasizing is the scientific learning method and the thinking method.

1. The soul of geography learning - the use of maps.

1. Learn to classify maps including sunshine maps, statistical charts, topographic profile maps, geological maps, geographic landscape maps, schematic diagrams of geographical principles, geographical cartoon maps, geographic data maps, geographical structure maps, geographical contour maps, etc.

2. Learn to read the diagram first read the theme of the diagram to see the legend clearly, pay attention to the details, and connect with reality.

3. Learn to change the diagram diagram to convert (section view to plan) **Conversion.

4. Learn to use diagrams, summarize geographical laws or characteristics with diagrams, and memorize with diagrams.

Geography of China: You can see the maps of these aspects, namely: China political region map, China topographic map, China climate map (temperature, precipitation), China water system map, China resource map (forest, minerals, water energy, tourism resources, etc.), China crop distribution map, China industrial distribution map, Chinese population, ethnicity, city, commercial center map, China traffic map, China nature reserve map, etc.

By looking at the maps one by one, remembering the maps, and even drawing the maps, the basic knowledge of Chinese geography will be mastered.

Learn World Geography:

1. Work on ten threads (five warp threads, five weft threads).

2. Find out the natural and cultural landscapes of the area through which the ten lines pass.

3. Draw a contour map within the range of latitude and longitude spanning no more than 10 degrees, say the location, physical geographical features and human geographical features, and ask why? In this way, you will find that you begin to have "pictures" in your "brain" and "reason" in your "heart", and geography is no longer a monotonous text.

2. The Pillar of Geography Learning - the Understanding of Teaching Materials.

1. According to the outline, master the principles and laws of geography.

Read the book thickly: make reading notes on the book, add your own understanding or find out your doubts.

2. Use textbooks to learn to draw inferences.

It is necessary to draw inferences from one case and find the general characteristics and laws of similar geographical things.

3. Use textbooks to summarize and summarize and master the rules of geography learning. Such as:

Regional geography (continent or country): location, extent, population, topography, climate, rivers and lakes, resources, industry and agriculture, transportation, cities.

I believe that after hard work, students will love geography and learn geography well.

In short, it is a process of accumulation, the more you know, the better you learn, so memorize more and choose your own method.

Good luck with your studies!