The difference between the plains and the plateaus are

The difference between the plains and the plateaus are
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elevation

plants and animals

location

All of the above
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Place the following landforms in order from the lowest elevation to the highest.
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Interior plains, coastal plains, plateaus

Coastal plains, plateaus, interior plains

Plateaus, coastal plains, interior plains

Coastal plains, interior plains, plateaus
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Most of the Great Plains region has extreme temperature ranges and unpredictable rainfall, creating fairly dry grasslands where farming is ideal and the land is perfect range for cattle grazing.
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False
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There are several types of mountains, including
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rocky mountains and alps

folded and unfolded

warped and volcanic

upwarped and fault-blocked
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Volcanoes are a type of mountain.
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False
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Jason is on a road trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. While there, he visits Teton Mountain National Park. He learns that the mountains have been formed by large blocks of rocks that have been separated by faults, causing one block to be tilted and pushed up. This causes the peaks to become sharp and jagged. What kind of Mountains are the Tetons?
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Volcanic

Fault-block

Upwarped

Folded
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The National Date Line is a curved, imaginary line that is drawn on a map through the Pacific Ocean; it is drawn so that it does not go through civilized areas of land.
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False
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The Prime Meridian and the Equator are
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lines for time zones.

latitude lines.

longitude lines.

latitude and longitude lines.
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What is the purpose of latitude and longitude lines?
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Latitude and longitude lines are actual lines in the atmosphere made of magnetized and charged electrons. This gives us a way to visualize these materials.

Latitude and longitude give us a way to determine exact locations on the globe.

Latitude and longitude determine our time zones.

Both b and c
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What does GPS stand for?
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Global positioning survey

Good position system

Global Positioning System

Global parallel system
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