In the fictional government of Zooland, the government provides free public education and free healthcare to all citizens. While the leader of this government is responsible for en-
forcing the laws and guiding government policy, she must listen to the direction of the
legislative branch for pretty much any action she takes. If she does not follow the legislative branch's direction, they will replace her with a leader who will. The people of
Zooland do not directly vote for the leader but they do choose representatives to serve
in the legislative branch who will then choose the leader of the executive branch. The
people of Zooland are very grateful for their government but the government has invited
citizens to town meetings to discuss any grievances they may have.

What type of government does zooland have?

А- Monarchy
B - Oligarchy
С - Dictatorship
D - Democracy

Ibet no one will do it 9 how can a geological time scale best be reconstructed? a) comparing vestigial structures in living species eliminate b) comparing homologous structures in living species c) examining homologous structures in fossil remains d) examining the written records of scientists from past cultures 11 lake effect snow storms are unique weather patterns that occur in only three places in the world: the great lakes, hudson bay's eastern shore, and the west coasts of two japanese islands. lake effect snowstorms occur under very specific conditions. 1. as cold air streams across warm lakes, it becomes warmer and more humid, causing it to become less dense and then rise. 2. as the air rises, it cools, sometimes forming clouds causing precipitation; as the air keeps moving over the lake, more moisture is drawn upward to form more clouds. 3. ? which statement best summarizes the final step in lake effect snow formation? a) from the opposite side of the lake, warm air will stream across the lake toward the convective cloud; when it reaches the cloud, the air cools and snow falls. b) these convective clouds cannot hold the large amount of evaporated water, so when the air moves over land, the moisture condenses to snow, causing the "lake effect snow." c) clouds continue to grow larger as more water is evaporated from the lake, causing them to become still over the lake; snow falls when the air in the clouds become too cold. d) large amounts of rain will fall from this convective cloud, causing the air temperature above the lake to drop; rain condenses to snow in the cooler air, causing the "lake effect snow." what might have caused this canyon to form? a) winds blowing in zig-zag way b) frequent earthquakes in the area c) water breaking the rocks into pieces d) heavy rainfall flooding the part of the land