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The pattern of the elements of weather and climate can be shown with _________________.

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line graph

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pie diagram

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histogram

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climograph

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Solution

The correct option is D climograph
A climograph is a graphical representation of monthly average temperature and precipitation at a location. From this representation, one may observe the variations in elements, such as humidity levels, which help to indicate the pattern of elements of weather and climate.

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