When Two Air Masses Collide at a Front, One Air

question 20

Multiple Choice

When two air masses collide at a front, one air mass may be pushed upward by the other. This is because ____.

• A) one air mass is moving faster than the other
• B) one air mass is denser than the other
• C) pressure is falling in one air mass and rising in the other
• D) one of the air masses encounters topographical features on the ground

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