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Anonymous users2024-02-08Buy a geography basics manual and you'll have everything.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Part I: Physical Geography.
1. The Earth in the Universe.
The cosmic environment in which the Earth is located. Earth is a planet in the solar system that is both ordinary and special.
The influence of the sun on the earth.
The geographical significance of the movement of the earth.
The structure of the Earth's spheres and the main characteristics of each sphere.
2. Movement of matter and energy exchange in the natural environment.
Circulation of crustal materials.
Internal and external forces for surface morphological changes.
Atmospheric heating processes.
The distribution and movement of global pressure and wind belts and their impact on climate.
Frontal, low-pressure, high-pressure and other characteristics of weather systems.
The process and main links of the water cycle, the geographical significance of the water cycle.
The distribution of ocean currents in the world and the influence of ocean currents on the geographical environment.
3. The integrity and difference of the natural environment.
The role of physical geographic elements in the formation and evolution of the geographical environment.
The interaction of various elements of the geographical environment, the integrity of the geographical environment.
The law of regional differentiation of geographical environment.
4. The impact of the natural environment on human activities.
Influence of land surface morphology on the distribution of settlements and transportation routes.
The impact of global climate change on human activities.
The significance of natural resources to human survival and development.
The main causes of natural disasters and their hazards.
Part II: Human Geography.
1. Population and cities.
The main characteristics and regional distribution of different population growth patterns.
The main reasons for population migration.
The difference between the carrying capacity of the environment and the reasonable capacity of the population.
The spatial structure of cities and the reasons for their formation.
Differences in service functions in cities of different sizes.
The process and characteristics of urbanization, the impact of urbanization on the geographical environment.
The impact of regional culture on a population or city.
2. Relationship between production activities and regions.
Agricultural location factors, the characteristics of the main agricultural regional types and their formation conditions.
Industrial location factors, the formation conditions and development characteristics of industrial regions.
The impact of agricultural or industrial production activities on the geographical environment.
The importance and main ways of geographical linkages in production activities.
The impact of changes in transportation mode and layout on the spatial form of settlements and the layout of commercial outlets.
3. Coordinated development of human beings and geographical environment.
The Historical Evolution of the Thought on Human-Earth Relations.
The main environmental problems facing humanity.
The basic connotation of sustainable development, the main way to coordinate the relationship between man and land.
Take the path of sustainability.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Geography Academic Proficiency Test Mock Test Answers.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05There are a lot of questions, and there are questions to ask.
My Analysis: Question 1:
The polar night of the North Pole is located in the southern hemisphere, that is, from September to December to March of the following year, and the earth is located near the perihelion in early January, with a fast revolution speed and a short time.
The direct point of the polar night in the Antarctic is located in the northern hemisphere, that is, 3-6-9, and the earth is located at the aphelion point at the beginning of July, and the revolution speed is slow and the time is slightly longer.
Pick C Question 2:
1) The sidereal day (23:56:4) is the true cycle of the Earth's rotation. The solar day is 24 hours a day, which is a diurnal cycle.
2) Winter occurs when the Earth is fast and summer when it is slow (winter in the Northern Hemisphere when it is fast, summer in the Northern Hemisphere when it is slow, and the seasons in the northern and southern hemispheres are reversed).
3) The revolution of the earth.
4) Biosphere = living organisms on the earth + living environment of living organisms, biosphere is the general term for all living things and living spaces on earth.
5) On the summer solstice, the height of the solar at noon of the year north of the Tropic of Cancer reaches its greatest of the year.
Question 3: Option A The warming of the lower atmosphere mainly comes from the long-wave radiation on the ground, which is absorbed by water and carbon dioxide in the air (note that the surface radiation is long-wave radiation).
Fourth question: the question is not clear;
Generally, 1. Look at the air pressure value, the air pressure value is higher than the surrounding area, which is high pressure.
2. The center of the cyclone is low pressure, and the center of the anticyclone is high pressure.
3. The continental pressure is high in winter - such as the Asian high pressure.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Wetland means marshland, marshland, peatland or water area, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with either static or flowing, fresh, brackish or brackish water bodies, including waters with a depth of not more than six metres at low tide.
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3: d
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Wetlands refer to perennially waterlogged and excessively wet land, and refer to areas where water plays a dominant role in the environment and animal and plant life, and whose groundwater is usually close to or reaching the surface, or the surface is covered by shallow water.
1.d The Bohai Sea is a sea area. Question 1 d
2.c Urbanization is accelerating, taking up a large number of wetlands. The construction of water conservancy facilities on both sides of the Yangtze River in many places has been overcrowded and excessive, artificially cutting off the natural connection between the lakes and the Yangtze River, resulting in the number of lakes connected to the Yangtze River being reduced from more than 100 to only three lakes now: Dongting Lake, Poyang Lake, and Shijiu Lake.
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