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BRWH

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In terms of the three-cell general circulation model, the driest regions of Earth should be near
   a. the equator and the polar regions.
   b. the equator and 30 latitude.
   c. 30 latitude and 60 latitude.
   d. 30 latitude and 60 latitude.
   e. 30 latitude and the polar regions.

Question 2

On a weather map of the Northern Hemisphere, the trade winds would be observed
   a. north of the polar front.
   b. between the polar front and the subtropical highs.
   c. south of the subtropical highs.
   d. between the subpolar lows and the subtropical highs.
   e. between the subpolar lows and the tropical highs.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: e

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: c



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