Created by Joshua Vance
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Question | Answer |
What is the name of the tide when there are two high and two low waters each tidal day? | Semidiurnal tide |
What is the name of the tide when there is only a single high and single low water each tidal day? | Diurnal tide |
What tide occurs when the moon and sun are in line and pulling together, as at new and fool moon? | Spring tide |
What tide occurs when the moon and sun oppose each other, as at the quadratures? | Neap tide |
An air mass that forms over land is referred to as _____. | Continental |
An air mass that forms over water is referred to as _____. | Maritime |
What are the four regions where air masses form? | Equitorial - Tropical - Polar - Arctic/Antarctic |
What occurs when the faster moving cold front overtakes the warm front? | Occluded Front |
In a planet's orbit, the point closest to the sun is called _____. | Perihelion |
In a planet's orbit, the point furthest from the sun is called _____. | Aphelion |
A tropical depression has maximum sustained wind speeds of up to _____ mph. | 38 |
A tropical storm has maximum sustained wind speeds between _____ and _____ mph. | 39 and 73 |
A hurricane has maximum sustained wind speeds of _____ mph and above. | 74 |
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