A) west; Aleutian low
B) east; Aleutian low
C) west; Azores high
D) west; Pacific high
E) east; Azores high
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A) east.
B) north.
C) west.
D) south.
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A) The amount of Coriolis deflection is uniform from equator to poles.
B) Coriolis deflection occurs only along parallels,not meridians.
C) The Coriolis force is zero along the equator,increasing to one-half of maximum at 30° latitude and maximum at the poles.
D) The Coriolis force is zero at the poles,increasing to maximum along the equator.
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A) Santa Ana winds.
B) sea breezes.
C) chinook winds.
D) monsoons.
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True/False
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True/False
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True/False
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A) A steep pressure gradient creating a slower flow of air
B) A weak pressure gradient creating a slower flow of air
C) A steep pressure gradient creating a faster flow of air
D) Little without knowing temperature patterns
E) Higher pressures
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A) is the only force acting on flows of air in the upper troposphere.
B) decreases with height above the surface.
C) drives air from areas of higher to lower barometric pressure.
D) causes the apparent deflection of winds from a straight path.
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A) Aleutian low and Icelandic low
B) Equatorial low and Bermuda high
C) Subtropical high and subpolar low
D) Equatorial low and polar high
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