Name: Direction of Wind Movement
Uploaded: 2019-07-19
Duration: 9 min 2 s
Description: Here we will study how winds are formed and different types of winds. By doing so, we will understand the pressure belts existing over the earth and how one...

Question

Match the following.

1) Anemometer	a) Convection current
2) Mercury barometer	b) Tornado
3) Temperature difference	c) Cumulonimbus cloud
4) Multiple vortex	d) Wind speed
5) Cloudbursts	e) Air pressure

Accepted Answer

For $1$ - d

Anemometer is an instrument used to measure wind speed. Wind speed and wind direction play an important role in the formation of a natural phenomenon like thunderstorms which can be predicted by it.

For $2$ - e

Mercury barometer is the simplest device to measure the atmospheric pressure at a location. The atmospheric pressure is affected by factors like altitude, temperature, and humidity.

For $3$ - a

The difference in temperature leads to convection current. Air expands on heating and becomes lighter.

For $4$ - b

Multiple-vortex is a type of tornado. Most tornadoes have wind speed less than $177 km / h$ .

For $5$ - c

Cumulonimbus clouds causing rapid precipitation process and results in cloudbursts.

1) Anemometer d) wind speed

2) Mercury barometer e) Air pressure

3) Temperature difference a) Convection current

4) Multiple vortex b) Tornado

5) Cloudbursts c) Cumulonimbus cloud

Match the following.

1) Anemometer a) Convection current

2) Mercury barometer b) Tornado

3) Temperature difference c) Cumulonimbus cloud

4) Multiple vortex d) Wind speed

5) Cloudbursts e) Air pressure

Important Questions on Wind, Storms and Cyclones

Learn and Prepare for any exam you want !

Match the following. 1) Anemometer a) Convection current 2) Mercury barometer b) Tornado 3) Temperature difference c) Cumulonimbus cloud 4) Multiple vortex d) Wind speed 5) Cloudbursts e) Air pressure

Important Questions on Wind, Storms and Cyclones

Learn and Prepare for any exam you want !

Match the following.

1) Anemometer a) Convection current

2) Mercury barometer b) Tornado

3) Temperature difference c) Cumulonimbus cloud

4) Multiple vortex d) Wind speed

5) Cloudbursts e) Air pressure