Which one explains why The Smoky Mountains "Smoke"?

The Mountain Breeze On The Bottom.

Netier because the Smoky Mountains Are Not Real.

What causes a sea breeze?

During the day, air over the land heats more quickly than air over the sea. As the air over the land heats, it rises, pulling air from over the sea inland, forming a convection cell.

During the night, air over the land cools more quickly than air over the sea. As the air over the land cools, it sinks, pulling air from over the sea inland, forming a convection cell.

During the day, air over the sea heats more quickly than air over the land. As the air over the sea heats, it rises, pulling air from over the land out to the sea, forming a convection cell.

During the night, air over the sea cools more quickly than air over the land. As the air over the sea cools, it sinks, pulling air from over the land out to the sea, forming a convection cell.

Which of the following is not true about the Jet Stream.

Very fast winds found in the Stratosphere.

Jet Streams can move air masses and make an area that is typically cold much warmer.

What provides energy to Earth's ocean currents, global wind patterns, and pressure systems?

the gravitational pull of the sun

the gravitational pull of the moon

What causes convection currents to occur on Earth?

warm air rising, cool air sinking

cool air rising, warm air sinking

cool air rising, warm air rising

warm air sinking, cool air sinking

Why are the blue and violet waves scattering in the atmosphere?

The picture lies and all rays are scattered in the atmosphere

What does this picture say about the importance of the Ozone Layer?

It blocks most ultra violet B rays from the Sun.

It blocks all ultra violet rays from the Sun.

It blocks ultra violet A rays from the Sun

It blocks most ultra violet rays from the Sun

What does this image say about radiation from the Sun?

Most energy is absorbed at the Earth's surface.

1/3 of solar radiation is reflected by clouds.

1/4 is absorbed by the atmosphere and clouds.

The ground does not reflect any solar radiation back into the atmosphere.

What is the Greenhouse Effect?

The process by which certain gases in Earth's atmosphere trap heat, keeping the planet warm.

A method of cooling the Earth by reflecting sunlight back into space.

The phenomenon of increased rainfall due to atmospheric changes.

A technique used to grow plants in controlled environments.

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How are winds named?

From the direction that they blow to

From the direction that they blow from

From the air mass that it originates from

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Which of the following best describes how wind is formed?

Wind is formed by the uneven heating of the Earth.

Wind is formed by the even eating of the Earth.

Wind is formed by the Coriolis Effect.

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Which global wind is found at letter B?

Polar Easterlies

Prevailing Westerlies

Tradewinds

Doldrums

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Which global wind is found at letter E?

Polar Easterlies

Prevailing Westerlies

Tradewinds

Doldrums

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Which global wind is found at letter A?

Polar Easterlies

Prevailing Westerlies

Tradewinds

Doldrums

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Which global wind is found at letter D?

Polar Easterlies

Prevailing Westerlies

Tradewinds

Doldrums

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Global winds want to do which of the following.

Flow from the poles to the Equator because the air at the poles has higher pressure than air at he Equator.

Flow from the Equator to the poles because of the air pressure at the Equator is higher than the poles.

Flow from the Trade Winds to the Polar Easterlies

Flow in any direction that it wants to.

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Wind Quiz

How are winds named?

Which of the following best describes how wind is formed?

Which global wind is found at letter B?

Which global wind is found at letter E?

Which global wind is found at letter A?

Which global wind is found at letter D?

Global winds want to do which of the following.

What do you call winds that blow in the same direction all over the Earth?

9. True Or False, the land breeze is the one on the right?

Which one explains why The Smoky Mountains "Smoke"?

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