Question by Jessie: the amazon is the longest river in the word.?
true or false
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The longest river in the world is nile at 4,160 miles. the amazon is second ,the yangtze or chang ho,the mississippi missouri-red rock…… im confuse pls help “???”
Best answer:
Answer by Krausers
Nile is usually considered the longest.
Look here for more help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rivers_by_length
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Question by : Do these sentences make sense?
1. Our boat took us down the Yangtze river from Nanking.
2. Our boat took us to the Yangtze river from Nanking.
3. Our boat took us to the Nanking across the Yangtze river.
4. Our boat took us down the Nanking across the Yangtze river.
Best answer:
Answer by Shortbread
i think so but i doubt the last 2 need the ‘the’ or else the first 2 will 🙂
and actually the last one doesn’t
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Question by dahookup29: Which great river system has the greatest annual flow?
A.Mississippi-Missouri
B.Nile
C.Yangtze
D.Amazon
E.Volga
Best answer:
Answer by jerry758
The Amazon, by far.
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Question by jasonvspinhead: Ancient China Question: Look Down in Details for the Multiple Choice Question?
China proper is a vast watershed drained by three river systems that rise close together on the high Tibetab plateau and flow eastward to the Pacific. They are the:
a) Indus, Huang He, and Xi
b) Yellow River, Huang He, and Xi
c) Yangtze, Indus, and Xi
d) Yellow River, Yangtze, and Xi
Best answer:
Answer by Xaxanko
D.
Huang He literally means Yellow River, Indus flows west
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Question by : What’s the best state in China??? Beijing or Shanghai ?
I want to Travel to china next week , I am confused between Beijing and shanghai
beijing has great heritage sites and anicent places , shanghai also have ancient places and have the yangtze River
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Answer by Yan
I’m pretty sure China doesn’t have states and that Beijing and Shanghai are cities. I have been to both cities. Shanghai was very hot when I went, but there were lots of nature things to see while you’re driving on the road. The food is okay, but personally I enjoy eating food in Beijing more. Honestly, Beijing was the best for me because there are so many things to do, shop, eat, and go sightseeing. There are a lot of interesting buildings and you can see the Bird’s Nest! Beijing is a lot of fun.
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Question by ♥♦Lady Dreamer♦♥: why was the construction of the grand canal necessary?
a) major river systems in china ran from north to south, and the canal was necessary to connect the coastal regions with the western frontier
b) chinese population was increasingly concentrated along the northern plains of the yangtze river
c) the yangtze river valley was becoming the major food-producing region of china by the late tang era
d) the canal connected the tang capitals changan and loyang with the newly acquired regions to the north
e) peasants were moving from the country side of southern china to the urban areas of the north
Best answer:
Answer by helen
The answer is “C”. The grand canal was built during the Sui Dynasty by Yandi. The canal was vital in transporting the crops that was mainly harvested in the south to the north were few crops can be grown.
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Question by Eniram: How do you feel about this?
How do you feel about this?
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1999/china.5…
The Three Gorges Dam is a topic I want to discuss. How would you feel if you were a farmer along the Yangtze River?
How about a Chinese citizen in the flood plain of the Yangtze River?
A city-dwelling citizen?
I would like to hear your opinions.
Best answer:
Answer by lol
The Chinese gov’t felt it was for the greater good of its nation.
They have done the project and now need to remedy the problems incidental to the project. Case closed.
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Question by scooter321x: Four tributaries join the ________ to help define the area known as the Punjab.?
A. Ganges River
B. Brahmaputra River
C. Yangtze River
D. Euphrates River
E. Indus River
Indus I think
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Answer by brooks b
Yes, the Indus River is the western boundary of the Punjab region.
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Question by : where in the world would you go again?
I wanted to take a trip and was thinking about China. I’ve been to Athens and backpacked Italy. I took a cruise to Alaska. Been to several places in Canada I’ve seen a lot of the US and plan more. I would like to know what countries you enjoyed. I was also thinking about the Copper Canyon tour in Mexico. Hope you can help. Where in this world would be good to go? I can’t afford space!
Best answer:
Answer by kokey14
Philippine 7,107 island cruise!
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Question by American Idol Addict.: Do you want to take my Fun but LONG Survey?
It is LONG: My answers are under each question
Coke or Pepsi?
Red or Blue?
Hot Tub or Swimming Pool?
Markers or Crayons?
Laptop or Desktop?
Cell Phone or House Phone?
Text or Call?
Eggs or Bacon?
Jay Leno or David Letterman?
Couch or LoveSeat?
Ocean or Lake?
Summer or Winter?
Spring or Fall?
Snow or Rain?
MP3 or Ipod?
Amazon or Ebay?
Facebook or MySpace?
France or London?
Apple Or Orange?
Beer or Wine?
Checks or Money?
Fruits or Vegetables?
American Idol or Survivor?
Kelly Clarkson or Carrie Underwood?
Paris Hilton or Nicole Richie?
Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise?
China or Japan?
Pirates or Ninjas?
Zombies or Vampires?
Bank or ATM?
Dog or Cat?
Fish or Hamster?
Playstation or Xbox?
Purple or Pink?
Was this Survey fun?
This is all thank you for taking the time to answer this.
Best answer:
Answer by wo
coke.
red or my brother’s homies will kill me.
hot tub, but you can get herpes.
crayons.
laptops.
house.
text.
neither.
letterman.
couch.
ocean.
summer.
spring.
rain.
ipod.
ebay.
neither.
london.
pear.
wine.
money.
fruits.
survivor.
kelly.
brad.
china.
pirates.
zombies.
atm.
cat.
fish.
playstation.
pink.
sure.
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