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A front refers to

A
the location where two air masses meet.
B
an air mass that extends across a large area.
C
a large body of air moved by global wind patterns.
D
a place on Earth’s surface affected by uneven heating.
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Which scenario describes the damage caused by a tornado?

A
a flooded city on the coast with trees damaged by high winds
B
a section of forest with trees that are burned or split in half
C
a beach that has been severely damaged because of storm surge
D
a path of destruction up to 50 miles long with destroyed trees and homes
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Before a hurricane strikes, it is safest to

A
go outside to watch for the hurricane.
B
go to a ditch or other low-lying area for shelter.
C
know the evacuation route in case of an evacuation.
D
seek shelter in a basement or the lowest floor of the building.
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A person trapped outside during a thunderstorm should

A
lie in a ditch or other low-lying area.
B
get out of a car and take shelter under a tree.
C
stay away from trees, water, and tall objects.
D
run away from the thunderstorm as quickly as possible.
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Which condition causes changes in air pressure in the atmosphere?

A
building clouds
B
rapid air movement
C
condensation of water vapor
D
uneven heating of Earth’s surface
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Which is an important safety precaution that should be taken during a tornado?

A
Stay away from doors and windows.
B
Move to high ground to avoid flood waters.
C
Try to avoid the storm by driving or running.
D
Stay outside to avoid being trapped in a building.
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What causes a tornado to form?

A
Water vapor condenses, giving off energy.
B
Wind over ocean water forces water vapor upward.
C
A warm, moist air mass collides with a cold, dry air mass.
D
Air pressure changes suddenly, causing rapid air movement.

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