On which part of the globe do the prevailing winds blow from west to east? (1 point) between 0°S and 30°S latitude
between 60°S and 90°S latitude
between 30°N and 60°N latitude
between 0ºN and 30°N latitude
What is the difference between trade winds and polar east winds? (1 mark)
Trade winds blow in the northern hemisphere and polar easterly winds blow in the southern hemisphere.
The trade winds tend to the right and the polar easterly winds tend to the left.
The trade winds blow from west to east and the polar east winds blow from east to west.
Trade winds blow near the equator and polar easterly winds blow near the poles.
What describes the Coriolis effect? (1 mark)
the unequal heating patterns between the equator and the poles
the density of hot and cold air
the air circulation pattern near the equator
the direction of air currents in the northern and southern hemispheres
What change do you expect to observe traveling from latitude 15°S to latitude 15°N? (1 mark)
the direction of the air currents
the direction of the wind
the convection model
air density
PLEASE HELP wow thank you so much man no response!
I got a 2/4 thank you very much since you gave me wrong answers, I will give you the right answers without cap!
(1) between 30°N and 60°N latitude
(2) The trade winds blow near the equator and the polar east winds blow near the poles.
(3) The trade winds blow near the equator and the polar east winds blow near the poles.
(4) the direction of air currents
YOUR WELCOME AGAIN DON’T TRUST THE ANSWER MAN HE WILL GIVE YOU 2/4 But number three was
(the direction of air currents in the northern and southern hemispheres)
I think you may have accidentally copied and pasted Trade winds blow near the equator and polar east winds blow near the poles. twice I give you credit for (the direction of air currents in the northern and southern hemispheres)
(wuv u) UwU I got 10% because of “me” here are the answers to connexus:
1.30°N and 60°N latitude
2. The trade winds blow near the equator and the polar east winds blow near the poles.
3. the direction of air currents in the northern and southern hemispheres
4. the direction of air currents
remember these are for connexus lesson 3
Atmospheric currents unit 4 TYSM Honey sorry about that! Connexus student and answer the man so why are you here then leave -.- (3) the direction of air currents in the northern and southern hemispheres. These answers are for quick checking of atmospheric currents
1.between 30°N and 60°N latitude
2. The trade winds blow near the equator and the polar east winds blow near the poles.
3. the direction of air currents in the northern and southern hemispheres
4. the direction of air currents
The impostor is still ok, it’s a quick check and you can get help on them by the way. why do people keep saying don’t cheat if they don’t need this site? Unless… they must have cheated too!!!!!!!! WE Caught YOU ALL!!!!! (1) between 30.N and 60.N latitude (2) The trade winds blow near the equator and the polar trade winds blow near the poles. (4) The direction of air currents. I think honey is right and I disagree with awnser man awnser man. I’ll get twenty robux dollars and a phone if I get a passing grade no joke. thanks i now have the answers A quick check by the way still counts as a grade but practices don’t go @yoshi i wish i had robux to pass the grade i still get a’s and i get nothing lol no i’m in 8th grade and i have this Tysm honey honestly i like to get an answer easy but i’m afraid one day all the “cheating” might hit me, yk answers please well can someone tell me the answers? The third I don’t know what the answer is ok and I’m not lying I type the 4th answer ok
Sometimes I’ll be slick brained and need good grades because my mom said so, but I always try my best to do it myself. Yes, never follow an answer that only contains letters. whenever answers are swapped, so ABC doesn’t work, I’m valid A
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A (if they don’t need the site then how do they know it exists unless they google questions to cheat!) Guys they are mixing up the answers so put the answer and not the letter of the answer, okay? ok UwU someone knew what they couldn’t do He NF on NF Cam DJ Kim mixing Thx honey and Lil they changed question 3 so honey is correct for #1 #2 and #4 and Lil is correct for #3 THX TOO CUPCQKE I GOT 2/4 SHOULD KEEP ME ANSWERS @Answer Man has heard of incognito mode before @KILLUAAAAAAAA @kim you can’t even get ten teachers, parents/guardians recommend using your resources while working on a quick check, so calculators, notes, etc. 1.between 30°N and 60°N latitude
2. The trade winds blow near the equator and the polar east winds blow near the poles.
3. the direction of air currents in the northern and southern hemispheres
4. the direction of the drafts between darling and lil for the answers i got a 100% Thanks xsquad! You were a great help! I fail in science. Ugh!
And NONE OF YOU let Answer Man scare you! My mother works with computers, and she knows that I use this website and she told me that there is NO way Connexus or any other school will know that you are using this site unless you are enough to copy and paste someone’s personal answers to questions you have to write your own stuff. If we share answers to multiple choice questions or make sure no one is using our content, they will never know because they can’t see what IPs are using the Jiskha site because they don’t own the site. DUH! honey is right OKOK I HAVE THE ANSWERS
On which part of the globe do the prevailing winds blow from west to east? (between 30°N and 60°N latitude)
What is the difference between trade winds and polar east winds? (Trade winds blow near the equator and polar easterly winds blow near the poles.)
What describes the Coriolis effect? (the direction of air currents in the northern and southern hemispheres)
What change do you expect to observe when traveling from latitude 15°S to latitude 15°N? (the direction of the air currents)
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF IT WORKS OR NOT!!
love, Arlo honey is right i didn’t cheat i just checked my answers and you should too (:stop using capitals just say the answers don’t argue
baba boy @Goo
There are more than 2 genders, God created man and woman yes, BUT. what about intersex? people born with both things? (there are also more than 72 genres by choice) Now people don’t just rely on the basic she/her/her, he/him/her, if people want, they could go through them/them/their if they feel more comfortable. girls and boys can use anything, like neo-pronouns. “@answer man has man in his name, so we’re saying HE has the wrong answer.” you don’t know if they go through it, it could be very offensive to someone. but do you see that i use “dude, brother, man” on my friends who are girls. so @answer man could be a girl. don’t go assuming stuff, i’m not saying you’re wrong, they could totally be a boy. @Arlo, TYSM, YOUR CORRECT 😀
@Goo you are incorrect
@fv your example was very clear and I appreciate it!! School is doing a disservice by trying to force kids to memorize, that’s not real life. When you become an adult and you don’t know an answer, it often happens, you use Google or duckduckgo. We should learn to use resources properly instead of doing the impossible. Memories fade, don’t they? So instead use the resources that are available to you and you will prepare yourself for the real world and not some world school that claims you believe. Learn how to balance a bank account, how to pay bills, these things are not important 99% of what they teach in schools. Good luck and I hope everything works out in the end. Answer man it’s called helping not cheating
And I don’t recommend getting the answers from you. The fact that people cheat is probably because they have a hard time studying or not listening In class which would be harder for them to process the answer because they all have their cameras turned off You can’t tell if they’re doing anything else, or playing video games in secret. Let them figure out what’s right and wrong, I know because I’ve done this many times, I didn’t pay attention in class and made me lose motivation to go to class and not not pay attention to the speaker. So yeah, let these people do what they want and don’t make them angry just because we tell them not to cheat. They won’t even understand and let their comments be pitiful on their mouths. And @Answer man, I totally agree too. I don’t recommend cheating, do it on your own and pay attention in class and study more, you’ll understand if you do. Thank you honey and <3 UwU will someone give the answers that are real!!! People on this site who say "He or She" in a sentence don't understand that there are more pronouns than that. So when referring to someone whose pronouns you don't know, use "They/them".
Example:
“His answer is wrong.”
go to,
“Their answer is wrong.”
This makes people with other gender identities or pronouns feel welcome and supported, as sticking to “he or she” can lead to the wrong gender. ANSWERS PLEASE! (3) The trade winds blow near the equator and the polar east winds blow near the poles. HONEY YOU MADE ME GET A 2/4 and that’s only for 6th grade Teacupcar THERE ARE ONLY 2 GENDER!!! God created male and female, which means they are not used if someone is a girl or a boy, they are used on cyberspace, so unless someone says their gender, we say they have the wrong answer but @answer the man has the man in his name so we say HE has the wrong answer.
PS answer man I was just making an example so please don’t take offense. Guys don’t cheat on tests in the end it’s not going to be good. HERE ARE THE ANSWERS TRUST ME:
1:A
2:B
3:C
4:A
Thanks to “Honey with the answer to stick on 3 I got 75% Use mine to get 100% especially if your connection doesn’t meet the terms of service… If they find out you’ll be in trouble , the prime is a 2 is c 3 b 4 is da, d, b, c
(I do not recommend cheating on tests)