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Climate Multiple Choice The data table below compares the climates of two United states cities located at approximately 43 north latitude. The data are based on a 30-year period. 1 Which statement best explains the Climate variation between these two cities? ? (1) City A and city B are located at the same longitude. (2) City A is located at a high elevation, and city B is located at sea level. (3) City A is located far inland, and city B is located near a large body of water. (4) City A is located on the east coast, and city B is located on the west coast. 2 Which statement best explains why location A has a cooler Climate than location B? ? (1) Location A has a longer duration of insolation each day. (2) Location A is influenced by a cold ocean current. (3) Location B is farther from the equator. (4) Location B has less intense insolation each day. Interactive Format Completed by Paul Wiech 3 Which ocean current carries cool water toward Earth's equator? ? (1) Alaska Current (3) Peru Current (2) East Australia Current (4) North Atlantic Current Base your answers to questions 4 through 7 on the Climate graphs below, which show average monthly precipitation and temperatures at four cities, A, B, C, and D.

large New York State streams generally (1) continues because some groundwater seeps into the streams (2) increases due to greater surface runoff (3) remains unchanged due to transpiration ... California Current. The map below shows the locations of Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Springfield, Missouri.

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