Q.1.
Uneven heating of land and water creates wind by forming _____
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Q.2.
Cool air rushing in toward the low pressure zone over the land forms a _____
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Q.3.
Air is constantly moving all around the world in cycles, or _____
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Q.4.
Earth is a sphere, so the sun's rays hit the middle of the Earth _____
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Q.5.
Sunlight that strikes the Earth at a 90 degree angle is called _____
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Q.6.
Sunlight that strikes the Earth at at an angle is called _____
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Q.7.
At Earth's poles light is spread out over a larger area and is _____
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Q.8.
The area around the equator is a _____
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Q.9.
Giant currents of circulating air in the atmosphere are called _____
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Q.10.
In each atmospheric cell, _____
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Q.11.
At the boundaries of atmospheric cells, we get _____
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Q.12.
Usually, how high are jet streams off the ground?
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Q.13.
Jet streams can reach speeds of _____
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Q.14.
Massive movements of water, that help regulate global temperatures, are called _____
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Q.15.
Ocean and air currents are a little complicated, and are both caused by _____
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