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    This document discusses various topics related to weather phenomena such as wind, cyclones, tornadoes, and thunderstorms. It begins by asking how to determine wind direction and describing an experiment showing that air exerts pressure. It then asks about home window and ventilator design considerations and helping neighbors during a cyclone. The document goes on to discuss cyclone planning, why banners have holes, what causes thunderstorms and winter winds. It also addresses the effects of cyclones, their environmental impacts, what an anemometer and tornado are, how tornadoes form and appear, and safety around moving trains.

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    This document discusses various topics related to weather phenomena such as wind, cyclones, tornadoes, and thunderstorms. It begins by asking how to determine wind direction and describing an experiment showing that air exerts pressure. It then asks about home window and ventilator design considerations and helping neighbors during a cyclone. The document goes on to discuss cyclone planning, why banners have holes, what causes thunderstorms and winter winds. It also addresses the effects of cyclones, their environmental impacts, what an anemometer and tornado are, how tornadoes form and appear, and safety around moving trains.

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    Test Winds

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    Corey Page
    This document discusses various topics related to weather phenomena such as wind, cyclones, tornadoes, and thunderstorms. It begins by asking how to determine wind direction and describing an experiment showing that air exerts pressure. It then asks about home window and ventilator design considerations and helping neighbors during a cyclone. The document goes on to discuss cyclone planning, why banners have holes, what causes thunderstorms and winter winds. It also addresses the effects of cyclones, their environmental impacts, what an anemometer and tornado are, how tornadoes form and appear, and safety around moving trains.

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    How you can find out wind direction at a given place.


    2: State an experiment to show that air exerts pressure.
    3: You want to buy a house. Would you like to buy a house
    having windows but no ventilators? Explain your answer.
    4: How will you help your neighbours in case cyclone
    approaches your village/town?
    5: What planning is required in advance to deal with the
    situation created by a cyclone?
    6: Explain why holes are made in hanging banners and
    hoardings
    7: What causes thunderstorm?
    8: In winter season, why does wind blow from land to sea?
    9: What are the effects of cyclones?
    10: How do cyclones effect the environment?
    11: What is an anemometer?
    12: What is a tornado?
    13: How do tornadoes form?
    14: What do tornadoes look like?
    15: Why are people advised not to stand near fast moving
    train?

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