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In the diagram below; the line separating the cold air mass from the warm air mass represents a:

a. warm front c. line of latitudeb. cold front d. high-pressure system

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In the diagram below; the line separating the cold air mass from the warm air mass represents a:

a. warm front c. line of latitudeb. cold front d. high-pressure system

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The diagram above shows an air mass entering the United States from the northwest. This air mass formed over the North Pacific Ocean; so it would be:a. moist and warm c. dry and warmb. moist and cool d. dry and cool

The diagram above shows an air mass entering the United States from the northwest. This air mass formed over the North Pacific Ocean; so it would be:a. moist and warm c. dry and warmb. moist and cool d. dry and cool

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The diagram above shows an air mass entering the United States from the northwest. This air mass formed over the North Pacific Ocean; so it would be:

a. moist and warm c. dry and warmb. moist and cool d. dry and cool

The diagram above shows an air mass entering the United States from the northwest. This air mass formed over the North Pacific Ocean; so it would be:

a. moist and warm c. dry and warmb. moist and cool d. dry and cool

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In the diagram above: City A is most likely about to experience:

a. a light rain; followed by warmer temperaturesb. no change in weather conditionsc. heavy rains lasting several days d. brief downpours followed by cooler temperatures

In the diagram above: City A is most likely about to experience:

a. a light rain; followed by warmer temperaturesb. no change in weather conditionsc. heavy rains lasting several days d. brief downpours followed by cooler temperatures

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In the diagram above: City A is most likely about to experience:a. a light rain; followed by warmer temperaturesb. no change in weather conditionsc. heavy rains lasting several days d. brief downpours followed by cooler temperatures

In the diagram above: City A is most likely about to experience:a. a light rain; followed by warmer temperaturesb. no change in weather conditionsc. heavy rains lasting several days d. brief downpours followed by cooler temperatures

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Air masses for North America come from all directions.. The ones from the Canada usually bring cold air because they form around the North Pole and the ones from Mexico usually are warm due to the fact that they form around the Equator. If the central US has been experiencing weather in the temperature range of 90 degrees to 100 degrees for the past three weeks then the air mass probably came from

a. the north c. Canadab. Mexico d. North America

Air masses for North America come from all directions.. The ones from the Canada usually bring cold air because they form around the North Pole and the ones from Mexico usually are warm due to the fact that they form around the Equator. If the central US has been experiencing weather in the temperature range of 90 degrees to 100 degrees for the past three weeks then the air mass probably came from

a. the north c. Canadab. Mexico d. North America

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Air masses for North America come from all directions.. The ones from the Canada usually bring cold air because they form around the North Pole and the ones from Mexico usually are warm due to the fact that they form around the Equator. If the central US has been experiencing weather in the temperature range of 90 degrees to 100 degrees for the past three weeks then the air mass probably came from

a. the north c. Canadab. Mexico d. North America

Air masses for North America come from all directions.. The ones from the Canada usually bring cold air because they form around the North Pole and the ones from Mexico usually are warm due to the fact that they form around the Equator. If the central US has been experiencing weather in the temperature range of 90 degrees to 100 degrees for the past three weeks then the air mass probably came from

a. the north c. Canadab. Mexico d. North America

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When a rapidly moving cold air mass runs into a slowly moving warm air mass, the result is a(n)

a. cold front. c. warm front.b. occluded front. d. stationary front.

When a rapidly moving cold air mass runs into a slowly moving warm air mass, the result is a(n)

a. cold front. c. warm front.b. occluded front. d. stationary front.

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When a rapidly moving cold air mass runs into a slowly moving warm air mass, the result is a(n)

a. cold front. c. warm front.b. occluded front. d. stationary front.

When a rapidly moving cold air mass runs into a slowly moving warm air mass, the result is a(n)

a. cold front. c. warm front.b. occluded front. d. stationary front.

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Reagan is going to Chicago to visit her grandmother. She wanted to know about the weather, so she checked the weather map. what did she learn about the weather in Chicago?

a. it is 76 with cloudy skies

b. it is 76 with strong winds from the northeast.

c. it is 76 and sunnyd. it is 76 and partly cloudy

Reagan is going to Chicago to visit her grandmother. She wanted to know about the weather, so she checked the weather map. what did she learn about the weather in Chicago?

a. it is 76 with cloudy skies

b. it is 76 with strong winds from the northeast.

c. it is 76 and sunnyd. it is 76 and partly cloudy

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Reagan is going to Chicago to visit her grandmother. She wanted to know about the weather, so she checked the weather map. what did she learn about the weather in Chicago?

a. it is 76 with cloudy skies

b. it is 76 with strong winds from the northeast.

c. it is 76 and sunnyd. it is 76 and partly cloudy

Reagan is going to Chicago to visit her grandmother. She wanted to know about the weather, so she checked the weather map. what did she learn about the weather in Chicago?

a. it is 76 with cloudy skies

b. it is 76 with strong winds from the northeast.

c. it is 76 and sunnyd. it is 76 and partly cloudy

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What will happen to the temperature in Miami when the front passes?a. Decrease c. remain the sameb. Increase d. answer not given

What will happen to the temperature in Miami when the front passes?a. Decrease c. remain the sameb. Increase d. answer not given

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What will happen to the temperature in Miami when the front passes?a. Decrease c. remain the sameb. Increase d. answer not given

What will happen to the temperature in Miami when the front passes?a. Decrease c. remain the sameb. Increase d. answer not given

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The tourist in Galveston are enjoying a great day in the surf. If the weather in Galveston, Texas is 80 degrees today, looking at the weather map above predict the weather for Galveston, Texas the next day.a. 95 degrees c. 85 degreesb. 80 degrees d. 70 degrees

The tourist in Galveston are enjoying a great day in the surf. If the weather in Galveston, Texas is 80 degrees today, looking at the weather map above predict the weather for Galveston, Texas the next day.a. 95 degrees c. 85 degreesb. 80 degrees d. 70 degrees

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The tourist in Galveston are enjoying a great day in the surf. If the weather in Galveston, Texas is 80 degrees today, looking at the weather map above predict the weather for Galveston, Texas the next day.a. 95 degrees c. 85 degreesb. 80 degrees d. 70 degrees

The tourist in Galveston are enjoying a great day in the surf. If the weather in Galveston, Texas is 80 degrees today, looking at the weather map above predict the weather for Galveston, Texas the next day.a. 95 degrees c. 85 degreesb. 80 degrees d. 70 degrees

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When the Sun heats up the atmosphere and the air starts to move in a circular pattern. What type of current is being made?a. radiationb. conductionc. motiond. convection

When the Sun heats up the atmosphere and the air starts to move in a circular pattern. What type of current is being made?a. radiationb. conductionc. motiond. convection

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When the Sun heats up the atmosphere and the air starts to move in a circular pattern. What type of current is being made?a. radiationb. conductionc. motiond. convection

When the Sun heats up the atmosphere and the air starts to move in a circular pattern. What type of current is being made?a. radiationb. conductionc. motiond. convection

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Winds developed from heat from the sun. Global winds generally

a. are not influenced by the heating of Earth's surface.b. are unpredictable. c. change directions from day to day. d. blow from specific directions over long distances.

Winds developed from heat from the sun. Global winds generally

a. are not influenced by the heating of Earth's surface.b. are unpredictable. c. change directions from day to day. d. blow from specific directions over long distances.

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Winds developed from heat from the sun. Global winds generally

a. are not influenced by the heating of Earth's surface.b. are unpredictable. c. change directions from day to day. d. blow from specific directions over long distances.

Winds developed from heat from the sun. Global winds generally

a. are not influenced by the heating of Earth's surface.b. are unpredictable. c. change directions from day to day. d. blow from specific directions over long distances.

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Convection takes place becausea. warm air is denser than light air.b. warm and cold air have the same density.c. cold air is less dense than warm air.d. warm air is less dense than cold air

Convection takes place becausea. warm air is denser than light air.b. warm and cold air have the same density.c. cold air is less dense than warm air.d. warm air is less dense than cold air

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Convection takes place becausea. warm air is denser than light air.b. warm and cold air have the same density.c. cold air is less dense than warm air.d. warm air is less dense than cold air

Convection takes place becausea. warm air is denser than light air.b. warm and cold air have the same density.c. cold air is less dense than warm air.d. warm air is less dense than cold air

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Weather Systems are fueled by the energy from the Sun. Along the Equator the energy builds up due to the direct impact of the sun’s rays. This energy can create low pressure areas that have the abiltiy of forming into a massive storm that move in a predictable track. This type of storm is most likely a(n)

a. hurricane c. thunderstormb. tornado d. blizzard.

Weather Systems are fueled by the energy from the Sun. Along the Equator the energy builds up due to the direct impact of the sun’s rays. This energy can create low pressure areas that have the abiltiy of forming into a massive storm that move in a predictable track. This type of storm is most likely a(n)

a. hurricane c. thunderstormb. tornado d. blizzard.

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Weather Systems are fueled by the energy from the Sun. Along the Equator the energy builds up due to the direct impact of the sun’s rays. This energy can create low pressure areas that have the abiltiy of forming into a massive storm that move in a predictable track. This type of storm is most likely a(n)

a. hurricane c. thunderstormb. tornado d. blizzard.

Weather Systems are fueled by the energy from the Sun. Along the Equator the energy builds up due to the direct impact of the sun’s rays. This energy can create low pressure areas that have the abiltiy of forming into a massive storm that move in a predictable track. This type of storm is most likely a(n)

a. hurricane c. thunderstormb. tornado d. blizzard.

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What factor is causing the change in the winds between the two diagram?a. shape of landb. Gravityc. Moond. Sun

What factor is causing the change in the winds between the two diagram?a. shape of landb. Gravityc. Moond. Sun

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What factor is causing the change in the winds between the two diagram?a. shape of landb. Gravityc. Moond. Sun

What factor is causing the change in the winds between the two diagram?a. shape of landb. Gravityc. Moond. Sun

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What does this symbol represent?

a. clouds

b. Sleet

c. Fog

d. Hurricane

What does this symbol represent?

a. clouds

b. Sleet

c. Fog

d. Hurricane

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What does this symbol represent?

a. clouds

b. Sleet

c. Fog

d. Hurricane

What does this symbol represent?

a. clouds

b. Sleet

c. Fog

d. Hurricane

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What kind of front is represented by this?

a. Stationary

b. Cold

c. Warm

d. Squall line

What kind of front is represented by this?

a. Stationary

b. Cold

c. Warm

d. Squall line

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What kind of front is represented by this?

a. Stationary

b. Cold

c. Warm

d. Squall line

What kind of front is represented by this?

a. Stationary

b. Cold

c. Warm

d. Squall line

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What kind of weather is NOT associated with a high pressure cell?

a. Rainy weather

b. Sunny weather

c. Partly cloudy

d. Clear skies

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What kind of weather is NOT associated with a high pressure cell?

a. Rainy weather

b. Sunny weather

c. Partly cloudy

d. Clear skies

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What is the reason for this?

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According to the data that Colin has collected so far, when should the next high tide occur?a. around 11:00 pmb. about 10:10 amc. around 11:12 amd. about 7:00 pm

According to the data that Colin has collected so far, when should the next high tide occur?a. around 11:00 pmb. about 10:10 amc. around 11:12 amd. about 7:00 pm

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According to the data that Colin has collected so far, when should the next high tide occur?a. around 11:00 pmb. about 10:10 amc. around 11:12 amd. about 7:00 pm

According to the data that Colin has collected so far, when should the next high tide occur?a. around 11:00 pmb. about 10:10 amc. around 11:12 amd. about 7:00 pm

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Weather on the western edge of which continent is most likely effected by El Nino?

A. Africa

B. Australia

C. North America

D. Greenland

Weather on the western edge of which continent is most likely effected by El Nino?

A. Africa

B. Australia

C. North America

D. Greenland

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Weather on the western edge of which continent is most likely effected by El Nino?

A. Africa

B. Australia

C. North America

D. Greenland

Weather on the western edge of which continent is most likely effected by El Nino?

A. Africa

B. Australia

C. North America

D. Greenland

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