xi. The climate extending through Canada and Siberia is (a) humid continental mi
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xi. The climate extending through Canada and Siberia is (a) humid continental mild-summer. Ll (b) subarctic. (c) (d) (e) humid continental hot-summer. tundra. ice cap. xiv. The climate with all mean monthly temperatures below freezing is (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) humid continental mild-summer. subarctic. cold midlatitude desert. tundra. icecap. L] xv. The climate that has a greater daily temperature range than annual range is L (a) marine west-coast. humid subtropical hot-summer. (b) L] (c) hot low-latitude desert. Ll (d) tropical rainforest. (e) tropical savanna. i. A common natural hazard in the area of Mediterranean woodland and shrub biome is (a) hurricanes. LJ (b) blizzards. (c) (d) (e) tornadoes. wildfires. tsunamis. xvii. If you have little to no precipitation all year long, the most likely biome is (a) (b) desert. grasslands. J (c) forests. (d) wetlands.Explanation / Answer
ANSWER 1
The Climate extending through Canada to Siberia is subarctic
Answer is b
The subarctic climate is located in northern hemisphere and it covering much of Alaska , Canada , Iceland and north of Scandinavia ,Siberia and also Shetland Islands
ANSWER 2
The climate with all mean monthly temperature below freezing is Ice cap
Answer is e
The ice cap is the coldest climate in earth . the warmest month average temperature is -16 degree and coldest month average temperature is -70 degree . therefore all mean monthly temperature is below freezing point (0 degree )
ANSWER 3
The climate that has greater daily temperature range than annual range
is tropical savanna
answer is d
ANSWER 4
A common natural hazard in the area of Mediterranean woodland and shrub biome is wildfires
answer is d
ANSWER 5
IF you have little to low precipitation all year long , the most likely biome is Desert
answer is a
condition of desert biome is little to low precipitation and high evapotransporation
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