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Si la intensidad del viento varia continuamente, tanto a más como a menos, se dice que:If the strength of the wind varies continually, both up and down, we say that:

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Correct answer: d) The wind is gusty (racheado)

Why it is correct

A gusty wind keeps going up and down in strength.

Why the others are not

  • a) Rolar is to change direction.
  • b) Freshening is only increasing.
  • c) Dropping is only decreasing.

How to work it out in the exam

  1. Rolar: direction. Freshen: more. Drop: less. Gusty: both.

Where this question comes from

Try it: Weather visuals

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