Sophomore Geography Questions! Geography questions in the first year of high school, anxious!!

It's b!! Let's start with A, the earth turns from west to east, you look at the book, the leftmost earth of A is the position of the earth in summer, and the position of the earth in the spring of the farthest figure of A, so, a is wrong!!

Comparing the images of A and B, we find that the pointing of their earth axis is different! The closest to us is the location of the earth in the spring, and the farthest is the location of the earth in the autumn, which is a few days after the autumnal equinox on September 25

First of all: there is a mantra: left to the left winter, right to the right winter, which means that if the earth's axis is tilted to the left, then the left one in a circle is the winter solstice, and if the earth's axis is tilted to the right, then the right one in a circle is the winter solstice.

Got it wow? Adversity.

Then: according to the above rotation direction b the axis of the earth is tilted to the left, then the inner earth on the left represents the winter solstice, and then according to the small arrow, then the point on the table is autumn, and the inner one is in September, that is, autumn.

So B right. I see??

I'm a senior in high school.

Scholarly. Adversity.

For geography questions, it's easy to master some skills.

Both figures are counterclockwise, it is the northern hemisphere, and then look at the direction of the earth's axis, you can know that the time of figure A is after the vernal equinox, and the time of figure B is just after the autumn equinox, so you should choose B

You have to look carefully, the earth on the left of option b is the winter solstice, because the sun's rays are directly hitting the southern hemisphere in the past, so the above one on b is the autumn equinox, which is between these two.

A, the one on the left is the summer solstice, and the black dot is between the summer solstice and the spring equinox.

Trust me.

1) the southern coastal region has a warm climate compared to the rest of Alaska, mainly due to the lower latitudes; (There is a North Pacific Warm Current passing by).

2) Compared with the continental United States, Alaska's environmental carrying capacity is relatively small, mainly due to its high latitude and cold climate; Historically, the main ways Alaska's population has grown have been (migration or mechanical growth).

1.The latitude is lower, and warm currents flow through.

2.Smaller, poor climatic resources, migration.

I'll give it a try. 1.There is a warm current passing through, increasing temperature and humidity; Affected by the westerly wind, it brings a lot of water vapor.

2.Small, densely populated, traditional.

Eh, it's just a try, and the landlord will handle it himself!!

1) Under the influence of Alaska warm current, it has a warming and humidifying effect; Under the influence of the westerly wind belt, a temperate oceanic climate with warm winters and cool summers is formed.

2) low, the environmental carrying capacity depends on the storage status of a resource in the region, so the reason for this is due to its resource shortage;

Population migration due to colonial expansion.