Question

A Fill in the blanks with the correct words.
Top margin
Watermark
VIEW Footer
Print Layout
1. A
is printed at the bottom of each page.
2. A
is printed behind the document text.
3. Double-click anywhere on the
to show the header and footer areas.
4. You can see headers and footers in the
view.
5. Views group is available on the
tab.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. A Footer is printed at the bottom of each page.

2. A Watermark is Printed behind the document text.

3. Double-Click anywhere on the Top margin to show the header and footer       areas.

4. You can see header and footer in the Insert tab.

5. Print Layout  group is available on the View tab.

Answer 2

Chemical weathering typically increases as temperatures rise and rain falls, which means rocks in hot and wet climates experience faster rates of chemical weathering than do rocks in cold, dry climates.

Physical weathering occurs more often in cold climates, because the different minerals within rocks expand and contract at different rates when they are heated and cooled. Repeated heating and cooling cycles eventually cause rocks to fracture. Desert and mountain climates experience a wide range of temperatures from low to high during a day and night, which accounts for the breakdown of rocks known as physical weathering.

Biological weathering occurs when living organisms break up rocks. Tree roots, for example, can fracture rocks in the same way they buckle pavement. Warm, humid climates are most favorable to life. Contrast the rich diversity of life in a rainforest, for example, with the scarcity of life in the dry Sahara or the frigid Antarctic. Consequently, rates of biological weathering are most rapid in warm humid climates like those in tropical regions.