Question

ion and temperature.
latitude and longitude
latitude and proximity to water
weathering and erosion
subduction and conduction
clear all

Explanation:

To determine the correct factor affecting climate (implied by the context of latitude and environmental factors), latitude affects solar radiation, and proximity to water influences temperature and precipitation (maritime vs. continental climates). Latitude and longitude don't directly relate to climate drivers (longitude doesn't impact climate like latitude or water proximity). Weathering/erosion are surface processes, not climate determinants. Subduction (geological) and conduction (heat transfer) are unrelated to climate's main drivers. So "Latitude and proximity to water" is correct.

Answer:

B. Latitude and proximity to water (assuming the second option is labeled B; if options are unlabeled by letter, the option with "Latitude and proximity to water")