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  • First, let's answer a simple question! What exactly is an electrostatic discharge, if you please?
    • A haze

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    • Light air currents

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    • Lightning

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    • A cloud

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  • What is it that a wind vane is used to gauge?
    • The scent of the wind

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    • The direction of the wind

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    • A measure of wind velocity

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    • The strength of the wind

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  • In the desert, it never snows. Is it true or false?
    • False

    • True

  • What is it that a thermometer measures?
    • Distance

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    • Moisture

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    • Speed

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    • Temperature

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  • Which precedes the other, the thunder or the lightning?
    • There is no such thing as thunder or lightning.

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    • Lightning

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    • Thunder

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    • At the same time

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  • What is the name of the desert that has the lowest average annual precipitation?
    • The Atacama Desert

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    • The Mojave Desert

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    • The Sahara Desert

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    • The Gobi Desert

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  • During thunderstorms, clouds can release clumps of ice, which are known as what?
    • Rolling stones

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    • Gall stones

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    • Hail stones

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    • Kidney stones

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  • Which of the following cloud types usually brings about precipitation?
    • Nimbus cloud

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    • Low-altitude clouds

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    • Alto cloud

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    • Stratus cloud

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