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Review - Rotation, Revolution and Proof

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The diagram below shows 4 arrows with the PROJECTED motion of 4 airplanes.

Next to each arrow, draw the apparent direction of each arrows movement due to the Coriolis Effect.

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The arrow on the map below represents the direction a wind is blowing over a land surface in the Northern
Hemisphere without showing the Coriolis effect.

On the diagram, draw an arrow represents how the wind direction will change in Northern Hemisphere due to the Coriolis Effect.

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Match the motion or observation with the movement of Earth Responsible

1°/day (360°/year)

24 hours

Constellations changing every month

Seasons

Constellations going across the sky over 4 hours

Coriolis Effect

Foucault Pendulum

Sunset

Day and night

Sunrise

Phases of Venus

Rotation

Revolution

Which model of the Solar System (or the universe at one point) is disproven based on the evidence from question #1?

Heliocentric Model

Geocentric Model

 
What is the main reason the pendulum appears to change its direction of swing over time?

tilt of Earth on its axis

revolution of earth in its orbit

rotation of Earth on its axis

speed of Earth in its orbit

In the diagram above, identify the diagram that's showing the coriolis effect properly.

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The arrow at which location correctly shows a direction of the wind that could be due to the Coriolis effect? 

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