What is geographic north? a) The direction pointing towards magnetic north b) Th

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What is geographic north? a) The direction pointing towards magnetic north b) The direction pointing towards Earth's rotational axis at the North Pole. c) The location of Earth's rotational axis at magnetic north d) The northern hemisphere e) None of the above On a topographic map, what do closely-spaced contour lines represent? a) An area with a gradual slope b) A benchmark c) A steep slope d) A depression e) All of the above What kind of fault is associated with a transform plate boundary? a) Normal faults b) Reverse fault c) strike-slip faults d) Divergent e) Displaced

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1) a. The direction pointing towards magnetic north. It is true north and the direction along the earth's surface towards the geographic North Pole.

2) c. Steep slopes.

3) c. strike - slip faults.

4) d. Convergent, Divergent and Transform.

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