Click the item in the left column. use the plus sign to move it up or the minus sign to move it down until it matches the correct entry in the right column. lock your answer in place by clicking the square beside the item. (a checkmark means it is locked.) amazon basin a atacama desert b andes mountains c lake titicaca d peru e patagonia f brazil g chile h suriname

Let's indicate where each of these great geographic landmarks are in the world.

Amazon Basin this large network of waterways and tropical forest is located mostly in Northern Brazil, it's also in a smaller part in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.

Atacama Desert This desert known to be one of the driest place on Earth is in Northern Chile.

Andes Mountains They cross many countries from Colombia to Argentina (but not Chile except at the very end), and they mostly define the geography of Peru and Bolivia (not an answer choice here).  Although if you can use Peru only once, use it for the Lake Titicaca and take Patagonia region where where they also defines the geography totally.

Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world, and it's located at the border of Peru and Bolivia,  It's about 56% in Peru, and 44% in Bolivia.

Patagonia is a region at the Southern part of South America, shared by Chile and Argentina where the Andes become a massive glacier area.

Suriname doesn't have any of these geography features listed here.

3,000 is number of believers added on day of pentecost

impetus  is driving force or motive

animosity  is  strong hatred; active hostility

evangelist is one who preaches the Gospel

5,000  is snumber of believers added following Peter's sermon at the temple.

Gamaliel is doctor of the law who spoke in defense of the disciples

Cornelius is Roman centurion who received the gospel

Joppa is  place where Peter received a vision concerning the Gospel and the Gentiles

Gentiles  is Gospel first taken to them by Peter

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true. earthquakes are felt whenever there is a slip around a fault in the rocks below the earth. this reorientation of faults create sesmic waves and is known as earthquake, the severity of which is measured in richter scale. these are more prominent in hilly regions as the rocks usually form faults to balance the pressures on it.