Global Wind Patterns Quiz
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What are Polar Easterlies?

  • Blow mostly from the northeast
  • Blow from the east and the north (correct)
  • Circle the globe
  • Blow from the west and the south
  • What are Westerlies?

    Winds that blow from west to east, causing most weather in the United States to move from the west to the east.

    What are Trade Winds?

    Winds that blow mostly from the northeast towards the equator.

    What are Global Winds?

    <p>Six major wind belts that circle the globe</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Global Wind Patterns

    • Polar Easterlies:

      • Winds that originate from the east and blow from the north.
      • Characterized by a generally disorganized flow.
    • Westerlies:

      • Winds that blow from the west towards the east.
      • Responsible for the movement of most weather systems across the United States.
    • Trade Winds:

      • These winds predominantly blow from the northeast.
      • They move towards the equator, playing a crucial role in tropical weather patterns.
    • Global Winds:

      • Consist of six major wind belts, with three located in each hemisphere.
      • Named based on their origin direction, influencing climatic and weather patterns around the world.

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    Test your knowledge on the different global wind patterns and their characteristics. This quiz will cover the Polar Easterlies, Westerlies, Trade Winds, and the concept of Global Winds. Perfect for geography enthusiasts and students alike!

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