Question

___ are icy-cold blasts of arctic wind that can sweep across the plains.

○ chill zones

○ whirl winds

○ tornadoes

○ blizzards

○ northers

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "Chill zones" are not a type of wind blast.
• "Whirl winds" (usually "whirlwinds") are small, local wind phenomena, not arctic wind blasts.
• "Tornadoes" are rotating columns of air, not specifically arctic wind blasts.
• "Blizzards" are snowstorms with strong winds, but the term for icy - cold arctic wind blasts across plains is "Northers" (also called "northers" or "northern winds"). Wait, actually, the correct term here is "Northers" (or "northern" wind events). Wait, re - evaluating: "Northers" (also known as "northern" wind storms) are icy - cold blasts of arctic wind that sweep across plains. Let's check again:
• "Chill zones" is incorrect.
• "Whirl winds" are small - scale.
• "Tornadoes" are different.
• "Blizzards" are snow - heavy.
• "Northers" are the icy - cold arctic wind blasts across plains.

Answer:

E. Northers