What causes surface currents to be deflected 90 degrees from the wind direction?Question 35Select one:upwelling in divergence zonesthe Coriolis Effectinteraction with the continental shelvesdynamic tidal forcesClear my choice

Four students explained the Coriolis Effect, choose the most correct answerQuestion 2Select one:a.Deflection of air due to the rotation of Earthb.Moving air is deflected horizontally because the speed of rotation of the Earth's surface is faster at high latitudes (poles) than at low latitudes (Equator)c.Circulation of cold water from poles to the equator as cold, salty water is dense and sinks to the bottom of the ocean while warm water is less dense and remains on the surface.d.Moving air is deflected horizontally because the speed of rotation of the Earth's surface is faster at low latitudes (Equator) than at high latitudes (poles)

To what direction do surface currents (gyre) flow between 30 degrees north and 60 degrees north?Group of answer choiceswestdowneastsouthnorth

49.                  are the horizontal movement of water at or near the ocean’s surface. Deep Currents Global Winds Surface Currents Upwelling

Which of the following has the least effect on surface currents?Group of answer choicestidesspeed of the windshape of the continentsspeed of the rotation of the Earthseasons on the Earth

Near 41o N to what direction the wind would deflect due to Coriolis effect?Group of answer choicesrighttowards southleftcounterclockwisetowards north