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A) results in the top of the cloud having a negative charge.
B) most often occurs in clouds that are not precipitating.
C) results in lightning only if the cloud extends above the freezing level.
D) is not explained by the thermoelectric effect.
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A) is typically larger than a tornado.
B) usually forms over land and then moves over water.
C) forms when a tornado sucks water from the ocean or lake.
D) forms in conjunction with cumulus congestus clouds.
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A) a large quantity of electrons is transferred.
B) there is typically only one stroke.
C) the negative charge near the bottom of the cloud increases.
D) the air around the conducting channel is heated to temperatures up to 30,000 K.
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A) cumulus, mature, dissipating.
B) cumulus, dissipating, mature.
C) initial, mature, degenerating.
D) initial, middle, dissipating.
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A) classifies the greatest number of tornadoes as "weak."
B) has ten categories.
C) includes F6 tornadoes, which occur only a few times a year.
D) classifies tornadoes by the width of their spouts.
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A) 15 mb.
B) 30 mb.
C) 45 mb.
D) 100 mb.
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A) Australia.
B) China.
C) United States.
D) Canada.
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A) flying debris is the primary cause of tornado injuries, and glass debris is particularly dangerous.
B) opening the windows makes the house more susceptible to damage caused by the pressure differences associated with a tornado's passage.
C) opening the windows would allow the extreme tornadic winds to push inward against the walls and collapse the building.
D) keeping the windows closed is the best way to equalize the indoor and outdoor pressure during a tornado's passage.
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A) a mountainous continent bordering a warm ocean covering a wide range of latitudes
B) a flat continent bordering a cold ocean covering a wide range of latitudes
C) a flat continent bordering a warm ocean covering a wide range of latitudes
D) a mountainous continent bordering a cold ocean covering a wide range of latitudes
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A) frequently.
B) only during clear-sky flights.
C) only during high altitude flights.
D) only during takeoff and landing.
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A) stretches from the southern Plains to the lower Great Lakes.
B) is the nickname for the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma.
C) is located in Florida.
D) is a strip running from Kansas to western Pennsylvania.
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A) go to a low-lying area, crouch down and minimize your contact with the ground
B) lie face down in a ditch
C) seek shelter beneath a large tree
D) climb into the open back of a pickup truck
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A) count the seconds from flash-to-bang and divide by ten.
B) count the seconds from flash-to-bang and divide by five to get miles.
C) listen to your AM radio and count the seconds from loud static to hearing the thunder and divide by ten.
D) count the seconds from flash-to-bang and divide by 30.
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A) 5,000
B) 10,000
C) 40,000
D) 75,000
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A) inflow equals outflow.
B) outflow equals inflow.
C) the updraft and downdraft become quasi-steady state.
D) entrainment enhances convection.
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A) May.
B) July.
C) August.
D) October.
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