Archive for November, 2007
Where is the best place to go for a Honeymoon in Latin America during the July time frame?
November 30th, 2007 Posted by: admin
I’m from Nicaragua and most certainly wanted to go there been that I would like to have my future wife experience my culture but its going to be rainy season there. She tells me that she would still like to visit some other place in Latin America but I’m not sure what the seasons are like around that time of year anywhere else. Can anyone help me?
By: Leon
3 CommentsBy: Leon
where can i watch one tree hill season 5 episode 13 online for free?
November 30th, 2007 Posted by: admin
mac users prefered
By: rosa
5 CommentsBy: rosa
Does England have a forest fire prevention representative?
November 30th, 2007 Posted by: admin
Like USA has smokey the bear, what does England or Europe have?
By: Beach B
1 CommentBy: Beach B
Is route 1 Baltimore Ave unsafe in College Park Md for hotels lodging? Is there a better palce to stay?
November 30th, 2007 Posted by: admin
What is a good safe area to stay in when visiting DC for families with children? Note: We dont want to spend alot per night($100) the most and want to be close to Metro stations, dont want to stay downtown and want an overall safe area. I heard college park, md isnt that safe am i right?
By: Jaxdelrio
2 CommentsBy: Jaxdelrio
what is the best and cheapest way to get from london euston train station to this hotel,holiday inn 97 cromwel
November 30th, 2007 Posted by: admin
what is the best and cheapest way to get from london euston train station to this hotel,holiday inn 97 cromwell rd london sw7 4dn
By: KERRIE E
No CommentsBy: KERRIE E
What is used to bring electric to our homes?
November 29th, 2007 Posted by: admin
I know by powerlines, but where does the power originate from? will we eventually run out of it?
By: One_confizzled_boy
2 CommentsBy: One_confizzled_boy
One Tree Hill Season 6
November 29th, 2007 Posted by: admin
Have you guys seen the pictures of Peyton and Lucus together at the airport and then the ones of them at quintens funeral
By: !!SUMMER!!
1 CommentBy: !!SUMMER!!
Any ideas for good games at a birthday party?
November 29th, 2007 Posted by: admin
Turning 15, planning to have 15 or so girls at the sleepover. What are some fun games we could play to pass the time? Looking for more than just board game type stuff. Indoor games, please. Thanks.
By: Iris
1 CommentBy: Iris
Have you ever been to a place called Churchhill’s Pub in Miami?
November 28th, 2007 Posted by: admin
Tell me about it.
Look for yourself… http://miami.citysearch.com/review/2502116
By: Punk Rock Gurl
No CommentsLook for yourself… http://miami.citysearch.com/review/2502116
By: Punk Rock Gurl
help help help please please?
November 28th, 2007 Posted by: admin
1.
What is a landform that usually rises more than 2,000 feet (610 meters) above sea level? (1 point)
• a plateau
• a hill
• a mountain
• a valley
2.
Continents move by (1 point)
• water eroding rocks.
• conveyor-like belts of magma dragging plates and continents.
• Ring of Fire activity.
• wind shifting the crust.
3.
Climate depends upon (1 point)
• evaporation.
• air and cyclones.
• location, water, wind, and air.
• temperature alone.
4.
What would happen to Earth without wind and water? (1 point)
• It would become too cold.
• It would overheat.
• It wouldn’t rotate evenly.
• It wouldn’t orbit the sun.
5.
Why is it always cooler by the water on a hot summer day? (1 point)
• Summer storms.
• People dress lighter.
• Water heats up slowly.
• Warm water moves north.
6.
What do plants need to survive in a particular climate? (1 point)
• vegetation, adaptations, and sunlight
• vines, food, and rain
• water, sunlight, and proper temperatures
• roots, water, and wind
7.
Since temperatures in humid continental climates can be very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter, the vegetation in these areas is (1 point)
• limited to trees only.
• limited to grasslands and forests.
• limited to scrub only.
• widely varied.
8.
Why is there no vegetation at the top of Mount Everest? (1 point)
• It is too cold to support any plant life.
• There is no oxygen or carbon dioxide there.
• The sunlight is too strong for plants.
• It is too wet for plants to survive.
9.
To find the population density of a place, divide the number of people living there by the number of (1 point)
• mountains.
• rivers.
• square miles or kilometers.
• countries.
10.
How have advances in medicine affected population? (1 point)
• People live longer.
• More babies are born.
• The death rate has increased.
• The birthrate has decreased.
By: Rina
1 CommentWhat is a landform that usually rises more than 2,000 feet (610 meters) above sea level? (1 point)
• a plateau
• a hill
• a mountain
• a valley
2.
Continents move by (1 point)
• water eroding rocks.
• conveyor-like belts of magma dragging plates and continents.
• Ring of Fire activity.
• wind shifting the crust.
3.
Climate depends upon (1 point)
• evaporation.
• air and cyclones.
• location, water, wind, and air.
• temperature alone.
4.
What would happen to Earth without wind and water? (1 point)
• It would become too cold.
• It would overheat.
• It wouldn’t rotate evenly.
• It wouldn’t orbit the sun.
5.
Why is it always cooler by the water on a hot summer day? (1 point)
• Summer storms.
• People dress lighter.
• Water heats up slowly.
• Warm water moves north.
6.
What do plants need to survive in a particular climate? (1 point)
• vegetation, adaptations, and sunlight
• vines, food, and rain
• water, sunlight, and proper temperatures
• roots, water, and wind
7.
Since temperatures in humid continental climates can be very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter, the vegetation in these areas is (1 point)
• limited to trees only.
• limited to grasslands and forests.
• limited to scrub only.
• widely varied.
8.
Why is there no vegetation at the top of Mount Everest? (1 point)
• It is too cold to support any plant life.
• There is no oxygen or carbon dioxide there.
• The sunlight is too strong for plants.
• It is too wet for plants to survive.
9.
To find the population density of a place, divide the number of people living there by the number of (1 point)
• mountains.
• rivers.
• square miles or kilometers.
• countries.
10.
How have advances in medicine affected population? (1 point)
• People live longer.
• More babies are born.
• The death rate has increased.
• The birthrate has decreased.
By: Rina