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Which of the following more accurately describes the precipitation patterns of a Mature Cyclone?
 
  A) light precipitation
  B) wide band of precipitation
  C) intense precipitation
  D) precipitation always in the form of snow

Question 2

The area between the cold front and warm front in a Mid-latitude Cyclone is called the
 
  A) warm sector.
  B) storm sector.
  C) kill sector.
  D) chill sector.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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