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Wind and Air Pressure Quiz

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Key concepts on wind and pressure

by Lilly Krusinski
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What is air pressure?

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Which instrument measures air pressure?

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What is wind?

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Convection currents contribute to wind by what mechanism?

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How does air pressure influence wind formation?

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What weather is common with a low-pressure system?

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How does the Coriolis effect influence wind direction in the Northern Hemisphere?

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What would you observe when a high-pressure system moves in?

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Which wind belts are located between the equator and the poles that we study for global wind patterns?

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Which statement best defines monsoons?

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Air pressure is the weight of air pressing down on Earth.

A barometer measures atmospheric pressure.

Wind is the horizontal movement of air caused by pressure differences.

Differences in temperature drive rising warm air and sinking cool air, creating wind.

Winds flow from regions of higher pressure to lower pressure.

Low pressure often brings clouds and rain.

Due to Earth's rotation, moving air curves to the right in the NH.

High pressure generally brings calm, clear weather.

Global winds include Trade Winds, Westerlies, and Easterlies.

Monsoons are seasonal winds common in Asia.

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