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The subhumid parts of East Asia are prone to:
 
  A) stream erosion
  B) flooding
  C) earthquakes
  D) stream erosion, flooding, earthquakes
  E) none of the above

Question 2

Match the country with the capital.
 
  A) Uruguay
  B) Costa Rica
  C) Ecuador
  D) Cuba
  E) Peru
  F) Bolivia
  G) Paraguay
  H) Colombia
  I) Argentina
  J) Chile
  K) Nicaragua
 
  64) Havana
  65) Managua
  66) San Jose
  67) Bogot
  68) Quito
  69) Lima
  70) La Paz
  71) Santiago
  72) Buenos Aires
  73) Montevideo
  74) Asuncion



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answers: 64) D 65) K 66) B 67) H 68) C 69) E 70) F 71) J 72) I 73) A 74) G



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