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Questions for IC GENERAL CIRCULATION
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1. The disturbances of middle latitudes move from
W to E
S to N
E to W
N to S
2. The huge vertical circulations, one between the equator and 30N and another between equator and 30S, are called
Polar cells
Hadley Cells
Ferrel Cells
3. The polewards moving air piles up in the subtropical regions and forms high pressure belt at the surface, called
Subtropical high
Polar High
Equatorial high
4. The systems like highs, lows, cyclonic circulation etc are associated with distinct types of weather. A study of the behaviour of these systems, known as
Physical Meteorology
Synoptic Meteorology
Climatology
5. The descending branch of the Hadley cell marked by calm winds and high pressure at the surface are called
Horse Latitudes
Tropical Latitudes
Middle latitudes
6. The winds in the upper troposphere are westerly. These are known as
Natural Westerlies
Zonal Westerlies
Steady Westerlies
7. The occurrence of large deserts near 30N and 30S are due to large scale
advection
convection
subsidence
8. Latitudinally, on the average there is radiation ______ in the tropics than in the polar regions
balance
deficit
surplus
9. ______ occurs over subtropical high
convection
subsidence
advection
10. Tropical disturbance which reach the zone of transition in the upper level flow change course and begin to move in a
Southwards
Perpendicular direction
Opposite direction
11. Steady NE winds in the N hemisphere and SE winds in the S hemisphere are called
Tropical Winds
Trade Winds
Easterly winds
12. The tropical disturbances which form in the equatorial low pressure belt move in
Easterly direction
Southerly direction
Westerly direction
13. Rising air creates calms or doldrums in the equatorial region
ITCZ
Equatorial Doldrums
Horse Latitudes
14. A part of the sinking air over the subtropical high flows towards the equator, turning west (in the northern hemisphere) due to the Coriolis force. This surface air is called
Doldrums
Trade winds
Roaring forties
15. In the equatorial regions the upper tropospheric winds are
Easterlies
Westerlies
Zonal Westerlies
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