Do you know how the wind moves? Here's the answer. The wind moves because of the air pressure variation from one place to another from the high-pressure region toward low pressure. The wind blows rapidly when the high-pressure area is close to the low-pressure area or if the pressure difference is enormous. This quiz will test your knowledge about the factors leading to the wind and air pressure.
Polar Easterlies
Westerlies
Trade Winds
Polar Front
True
False
Coriolis Effect
Temperature
Precipitation
All of the above
High pressure, stable, dry weather
High pressure, unstable, moist weather
Low pressure, unstable, moist weather
Low pressure, stable, dry weather
High pressure
Converging air
Poor conditions
None of the above
Low pressure going from land to sea
Low pressure going from sea to land
High pressure going from sea to land
High pressure going from land to sea
The Polar High and Subpolar Low
The Subpolar Low and Supbtropical High
The Subtropical High and Equatorial Low
A stable and a barn
The Subtropical Stream
The Jet Stream
The Cirrus Stream
The Wispy Stream
Katabatic Winds
Annoying Winds
Foehn Winds
Monsoon Winds
The U.S.
China
Russia
Canada
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