Question

question 10
what is the measure of the difference between continental and marine climates characterized by the increased range of temperatures that occur over land compared to water?
insolation
continentality
climate
proximity to coastline

Explanation:

• Insolation refers to the amount of solar radiation received. It is not about the temperature range difference between land and water.
• Continentality is a measure that quantifies the difference between continental (land - dominated) and marine (water - dominated) climates, specifically related to the temperature range.
• Climate is a broad term for the long - term weather patterns of an area, not a specific measure of the temperature range difference.
• Proximity to coastline is a geographical factor but not the measure of the temperature range difference itself.

Answer:

continentalty