Question

13 multiple choice 2 points which landforms were most likely created by the eruption of volcanoes? plains mountains canyons deltas 14 multiple choice 2 points tom is able to wear lightweight clothing all year round. he probably lives near the arctic circle british isles south pole equator 15 multiple choice 2 points which environmental issue most concerns central africa, the amazon river basin, and the malay peninsula? nuclear contamination desertification overpopulation deforestation

Explanation:

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Volcanic eruptions can build up layers of lava and ash, forming mountains. Plains are usually formed by sediment deposition, canyons by erosion (e.g., river erosion), and deltas by sediment deposition at river mouths.

The Equator has a tropical climate with relatively consistent warm temperatures year - round, allowing for lightweight clothing. The Arctic Circle and South Pole are very cold. The British Isles have more variable weather compared to the near - constant warmth near the Equator.

Central Africa, the Amazon River Basin, and the Malay Peninsula are regions with large rain - forest areas. Deforestation (the clearing of forests) is a major environmental issue in these forest - rich areas. Nuclear contamination is more related to areas with nuclear facilities (not these regions as a main concern). Desertification is more of an issue in drier regions, and overpopulation is not the most specific environmental issue for these forested areas compared to deforestation.

Answer:

Mountains

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