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    This document provides a practice exercise on global atmospheric circulation. It introduces the topic and states that the main purpose is to explain concepts of earth-sun relationship, climatic circulation of the atmosphere, major surface weather characteristics of the three-cell model, and sea/land-related circulation. Students are expected to describe global atmospheric circulation after completing this exercise. It provides 4 guide questions to direct students' understanding, focusing on the relationship between air and ocean circulation, the influence of the polar front on jet streams, the effect of continents on the single-cell model circulation, and how the Coriolis effect influences global winds.

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    This document provides a practice exercise on global atmospheric circulation. It introduces the topic and states that the main purpose is to explain concepts of earth-sun relationship, climatic circulation of the atmosphere, major surface weather characteristics of the three-cell model, and sea/land-related circulation. Students are expected to describe global atmospheric circulation after completing this exercise. It provides 4 guide questions to direct students' understanding, focusing on the relationship between air and ocean circulation, the influence of the polar front on jet streams, the effect of continents on the single-cell model circulation, and how the Coriolis effect influences global winds.

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    AEN 1 - Practice Exercise 2a

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    This document provides a practice exercise on global atmospheric circulation. It introduces the topic and states that the main purpose is to explain concepts of earth-sun relationship, climatic circulation of the atmosphere, major surface weather characteristics of the three-cell model, and sea/land-related circulation. Students are expected to describe global atmospheric circulation after completing this exercise. It provides 4 guide questions to direct students' understanding, focusing on the relationship between air and ocean circulation, the influence of the polar front on jet streams, the effect of continents on the single-cell model circulation, and how the Coriolis effect influences global winds.

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    TÜV-R 01 100 1934918


    Republic of the Philippines
    CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE
    San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur 4418
    www.cbsua.edu.ph

    Practice Exercise No. 2a


    GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION

    INTRODUCTION:

    This chapter confers about global atmospheric circulation. The main purpose is to convey global
    atmospheric circulation concepts regarding earth – sun relationship and climatic circulation of the
    earth’s atmosphere. It also tackles major surface weather characteristics of the three-cell model,
    sea/land – related circulation and walker circulation.

    At the end of this chapter, students are expected to describe the global atmospheric circulation.

    GUIDE QUESTIONS:

    a. Explain the relationship between the general circulation of air and the circulation of the
    ocean currents.

    b. How does the polar front influence the development of the polar front jet streams?

    c. What effect would continents have on the circulation of air in the single – cell model?

    d. How does the Coriolis effect influence global winds?

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    Practice Exercises in AEN 1 (Fundamentals of Agricultural Engineering I) Page 1 of 1

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