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I also believe the answer to question number 12 should be (b) cirrostratus and not cumulonimbus. Cumulonimbus clouds are "tall" but that does not mean that they are "not low". Their lower extent is in fact quite low to the ground whereas the highest extent is very high and anvil-like due to the high winds at great heights. However, the cirrostratus clouds are extremely high thin and wispy clouds which form at such great heights that they are formed of ice crystals. Hence, they are never low clouds but always form and exist at great heights. The wikipedia page for cirrostratus clouds can be accessed to corroborate my argument. Alternatively books by major authors like Trewartha, De Blij etc. can also be consulted as this is clearly explained in these books. I hope you don't mind my try at these corrections. Regards |
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Sir Kashif, I really liked your approach.This is my first time and the only portion I feel I am lacking are MCQ's.If you may guide me what to do about it I'll be very thank full. Kind Regards |
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Now i'm replacing this subject with zoology.
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If we pay a little attention to the question statement, examiner is inquiring about the dairy and beef industry, more precisely the question is about the distribution of dairy farming and ranching. It is part of mixed farming in agriculture chapter.
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Another feature that makes is unique is the presence of a relatively very high mid Atlantic Ridge and a deep rift valley at the divergence zone of North American and Eurasian Plate. The continental shelf of the Atlantic is gently steeper and wider than that of the Pacific (50-200 m deep and 50-100 Km wide).
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good but i want to add one thing more the movement of the cuurent is unique in such a southern atlantic current moves throug venzula in north
secndly cold water and warm water meets at norwegen current that triggers the movement of an othr current which causes heavy fog near finland which becomes large fishing ground.......... i m not prefect u must confrm best of luck |
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thx all
i want to include one thing.does it differ in water movement specially a current such as a one part of south equatorial part moves to north one....
moreover, hot and cold water movement and also large fishing grounds i m not perfect plz do confrm: |
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suggest me the books for geography
recommend geography BEST books from which you prepared for and kindly tell me your strategy that you adapted for preparation.... your daily schedule... tell about your mistakes if any while you were preparing for exams and suggest how can i prepare for css exam
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Geography paper 1
Physical geography by strahler And i made separte notes of several other topics including maps Geography paper .2 Economic geography by fazl e karim khan geography of south Asia by bushra afzaal geography of Pakistan by K.U.Kuereshi Human geography by mian Anwar |
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