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Monsoon refers to:
 
  A) heavy tropical precipitation.
  B) the climatic pattern in which heavy precipitation alternates with hot, dry conditions on an annual basis.
  C) heavy summer rains in South Asia.
  D) none of the above

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The two major jet streams that impact weather in the northern hemisphere are the:
 
  A) polar jet stream and the low-level jet stream.
  B) the subtropical jet stream and the low-level jet stream.
  C) polar jet stream and the subtropical jet stream.
  D) None of the above. Jet streams are not significant to northern hemisphere weather.
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