Question

40 Points

What is the movement of air during the day where land and water meet?


Question 1
options:


Cooler air over land moves toward the water, where it is warmed by radiation.



Cooler sea air moves toward land, where conduction from the land warms it.



Direction cannot be predicted; it must be observed.

Why are climate and latitude so closely related?

Question 2 options:

Lines of latitude are based on climate zones.


Radiant energy from the sun heats locations closest to the equator the most.


Higher latitudes have fewer buildings and a greater ability to absorb radiant energy.

Answer 1

Answers:

Question 1: Cooler air over land moves toward the water, where it is warmed by radiation.

Question 2: Radiant energy from the sun heats locations closest to the equator the most.