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On each slide, formulate the answer in your head, and then click the button to see if you are correct. Answer?

Summer

Sea Breeze Answer?

C. The land heats more quickly than the atmosphere or sea. A. The sea cools more quickly than the atmosphere or the land. D. The atmosphere heats more quickly than the sea or the land. B. The sea heats more quickly than the sea or land. Answer?

A. Warm air sinks, cold air rises B. Warm air rises, cold air sinks. C. Warm air sinks, cold air sinks. D. Warm air rises, cold air rises. Answer?

A. Eastern Hemisphere B. Murrieta C. The North Pole D. The Equator Answer?

Differences between the heating of Earth in different places. Answer?

From areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure. Answer?

A. water heats up faster than land. B. land heats up faster than water. C. air heats up faster than land. D. land heats up faster than air. Answer?

Winds that blow steadily in predictable directions over long distances. Answer?

YOU are responsible for your own learning; keep reviewing until you can answer and understand all questions. Or press Esc to end….