Global Winds and Their Patterns

This video tutorial from Mumo Math and Science focuses on memorizing global winds, including their locations, names, and directions. The tutorial begins with a method to remember wind locations by using a simple subtraction technique. It then explains the names of the winds, such as easterly, westerly, and trade winds, and how they are named based on their origin. The video also covers the directions in which these winds blow, emphasizing that they do not move strictly east to west but rather in northeast or southwest directions. The tutorial concludes with a summary and encourages viewers to subscribe for more educational content.

What are the main topics covered in the video?

• Studying the water cycle

• Learning about ocean currents

• Memorizing global winds, their locations, names, and directions

• Understanding the greenhouse effect

How do you calculate the locations of global winds?

• By adding five to each number

• By starting at nine and subtracting three

• By dividing each number by three

• By multiplying each number by two

What is the pattern used to determine the locations of global winds in the Southern Hemisphere?

• 10, 7, 4, 1

• 11, 8, 5, 2

• 9, 6, 3, 0

• 8, 5, 2, -1

What is another name for the trade winds?

• Tropical Easterlies

• Prevailing Westerlies

• Polar Easterlies

• Equatorial Westerlies

From which direction do the Westerlies originate?

• West

• South

• North

• East

What additional terms are added to the names of the winds?

• Equatorial and Tropical

• Polar and Prevailing

• Subtropical and Temperate

• Arctic and Antarctic

How do the global winds deviate from the cardinal directions?

• They move northwest or southeast

• They move directly east or west

• They move northeast or southwest

• They move directly north or south

What is the movement pattern of winds starting at 90 degrees?

• They rise up and then drop

• They drop down and then rise

• They move in a circular pattern

• They remain stationary

In which direction do the winds blow from the very top in the Northern Hemisphere?

• Northeast

• Southwest

• Northwest

• Southeast

What is the final summary of the video?

• The global winds' locations, names, and directions

• The importance of ocean currents

• The impact of global warming

• The structure of the Earth's atmosphere