20. how does energy from the sun transfer to the earth\na. conduction b. convection c. radiation d. sun…

20. how does energy from the sun transfer to the earth\na. conduction b. convection c. radiation d. sun beams\n21. during september through march, the north pole is tilted\na. towards the sun and receives more insolation.\nb. away from the sun and receives less insolation.\nc. towards the sun and receives less insolation.\nd. away from the sun and receives more insolation.\n22. people who live in this biome must adapt to a range of different weather patterns. the big leaves on the trees have adapted to cope with snow in the winter and hot summers by falling off in the fall. fresh water is relatively easy to find in this biome. which biome is described?\na. grassland b. temperate deciduous forest\nc. temperate rain forest d. taiga (boreal forest)
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Brief Explanations:
- For question 20: Energy from the sun reaches the earth through radiation as there is a vacuum between the sun and the earth, and radiation can travel through a vacuum while conduction and convection require a medium.
- For question 21: From September - March in the Northern - Hemisphere, the North Pole is tilted away from the Sun and receives less insolation (incoming solar radiation).
- For question 22: In a temperate deciduous forest, trees have large leaves that fall in the fall to cope with winter and hot summers, and fresh - water is relatively abundant.
Answer:
- C. Radiation
- B. away from the Sun and receives less insolation.
- B. temperate deciduous forest