\"\"Geography\"\" Hi ples answer this problems thanks ?? Which of the following
ID: 230936 • Letter: #
Question
""Geography""
Hi ples answer this problems thanks
?? Which of the following is true of the Trade Winds?
a. They are diverging winds in the vicinity of the equator replacing sinking air.
b. They are converging winds as a result of the coming together of the two westerlies.
c. They are variable winds that move west to east in the midlatitudes.
d. They are converging winds around the Sub-tropical High out of the sinking air.
e. They are converging winds in the vicinity of the equator at the surface, replacing the rising air.
?? In these zones, high solar elevation angles occur throughout the year, and this makes consistently warm.
a. windward sides of mountains
b. the jet stream
c. the prime meridian
d. the tropics
e. midlatitudes
?? On average, the highest temperatures on Earth are found .
a. in low latitudes
b. in the eastern hemisphere
c. in high latitudes
d. at the poles
e. in the southern hemisphere
?? Using standard time zones, if a country is 60 degrees to the east of you, theoretically the time in that location would be
a. three hours ahead of you
b. three hours behind you
c. the same time as where you are
d. four hours ahead of you
?? Using standard time zones, if a country is 60 degrees to the east of you, theoretically the time in that location would be
Explanation / Answer
1. d. They are converging winds in the vicinity of the equator at the surface, replacing the rising air.
trade winds converge at equator and move from NorthEast to SouthWest in northern hemisphere and SouthEast to NorthWest in Southern hemisphere between 100 to 300
2. d. the tropics
3. Highest temperatures are found closer to equator which means, (A) in low lattitudes.
4. for every 150 lattitudinal there is an hour time change. Since east, the time in that location is ahead. therefore, answer is
(D)4 hours ahead of you
Related Questions
Navigate
Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.