GGH1501EDUCATION
Assignment 02
Semester 01
2021
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ASSIGNMENT 2
Question 1
Option 2
Reference: Textbook page 96
Intertropical convergence zone. In the tropics, dependable year-round inputs of solar energy heat
the air, causing low pressure and convectional lifting. Afternoon thunderstorms are common. This
zone is called the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ), because it is a zone between
the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn where surface winds converge.
Question 2
Option 3
Reference: Study Guide page 24
Spatial association (Why is it where it is? To what effect?). In order to explain
the locations, spatial variations and distributions we observe, it is often necessary
to also look at one or more other phenomena. It may be that the distribution
pattern of these other phenomena may hold the key to unravelling the “Why is
it where it is?” question about the phenomenon we are investigating.
Question 3
Option 4
Reference: Textbook page 137
Earthquakes Thousands of earthquakes—sudden
movements of Earth’s crust—occur every day.
Assignment 02
Semester 01
2021
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ASSIGNMENT 2
Question 1
Option 2
Reference: Textbook page 96
Intertropical convergence zone. In the tropics, dependable year-round inputs of solar energy heat
the air, causing low pressure and convectional lifting. Afternoon thunderstorms are common. This
zone is called the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ), because it is a zone between
the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn where surface winds converge.
Question 2
Option 3
Reference: Study Guide page 24
Spatial association (Why is it where it is? To what effect?). In order to explain
the locations, spatial variations and distributions we observe, it is often necessary
to also look at one or more other phenomena. It may be that the distribution
pattern of these other phenomena may hold the key to unravelling the “Why is
it where it is?” question about the phenomenon we are investigating.
Question 3
Option 4
Reference: Textbook page 137
Earthquakes Thousands of earthquakes—sudden
movements of Earth’s crust—occur every day.
