SCI - SPOD B
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Day 1B - Which type of cloud is wispy and feathery? | Cirrus
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| Day 2B - Which cloud is known to bring fair weather and is fluffy? | Cumulus
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| Day 3B - Which type of cloud is known for bringing rain? | Stratus
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| Day 4B - Rain, sleet and hail are all forms of? | Precipitation
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| Day 5B - Winds are caused by differences in? | Air Pressure
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| Day 6B - Bands of high altitude, high speed winds are called? | Jet Streams
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| Day 7B - What type of front occurs when a cold air mass moves into a warm area? | Cold Front
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| Day 8B - Two air masses that face each other in a standoff is called a? | Stationary Front
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| Day 9B - This type of front may bring rain or clouds for several days? | Warm Front
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| Day 10B - A warm air mass is caught between two cooler air masses and can bring rain or snow. | Occluded Front
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