An Arctic Air Mass Differs from a Polar Air Mass

question 35

Multiple Choice

An Arctic air mass differs from a Polar air mass in that:

• A)Arctic air masses are colder than Polar air masses
• B)Arctic air masses contains less moisture than Polar air masses
• C)Arctic air masses originate from continental regions,whereas a Polar air masses originate over oceans
• D)Arctic air masses originate over Arctic oceans and nearby land,whereas Polar air masses form over a distinct latitude zone from 50 to 60 degrees latitude
• E)Arctic air masses originate over form over the eastern Arctic,whereas Polar air masses form over western Arctic oceans

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