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go.lag

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A comma cloud is
   a. an organized band of clouds that looks like a comma on a satellite photograph.
   b. a large cumulonimbus cloud whose anvil is in the shape of a comma.
   c. a high wispy cirrus cloud that takes on the shape of a comma.
   d. the spiraling arms of a hurricane.
   e. a band of high cirrus clouds blown by the jet stream.

Question 2

Which below is least likely to be a condition associated with an omega high?
   a. It is in the shape of the Greek letter omega.
   b. It is known as a blocking high.
   c. It forms when the flow aloft is zonal.
   d. It tends to persist in the same geographic area for many days.
   e. It keeps troughs in their positions.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: a

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: c





 

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