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CharlieWard

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When does Earth's perihelion position, the point of orbit when it is closest to the Sun, occur?
 
  A) During the Northern Hemisphere's spring. B) During the Northern Hemisphere's summer.
  C) During the Northern Hemisphere's winter. D) During the Northern Hemisphere's autumn.

Question 2

Which is TRUE of humid subtropical hot-summer climates?
 
  A) They have cold ocean currents off shore.
  B) They are influenced by the monsoons in Asia.
  C) Their rainy season is limited to winter months.
  D) Cyclonic storms account for all the precipitation for this climate in North America.



kingfahad97

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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