Question

What would happen if the Earth did not rotate on its axis?
(A) All wind would blow curved and deflected at equator only
(B) All wind would not blow curved and deflected at poles only
(C) All winds would blow straight from high pressure to low pressure area and die when the pressure equalised
(D) All winds would blow straight from low pressure to high pressure area and die when the pressure equalised

Answer 1

Hint
If earth stops rotating on its axis completely, we get 1/2-year daylight and 1/2-year night. the various temperature situations would change wind patterns in order that air would move from the equator to the poles instead of parallel to the equator like they're now. An equator is an imaginary line around the middle of a planet or other heavenly body. It's halfway between the North Pole and therefore the South Pole, at 0 degrees latitude

Complete step by step answer
At the Equator, the world's rotational movement is at its quickest, around 1,000 miles 60 minutes. On the off chance that movement abruptly halted, the energy would send things flying toward the east. Moving rocks and seas would trigger tremors and waves. The entirety of the land masses would be scoured clean of anything not appended to bedrock. Dynamo effect contains earth rotation and helps in generation of the magnetic field of the Earth. If the world stopped rotating, it's magnetic flux would not be recovered and it might decay away to some low, residual value because of the very small component which is 'fossilized' in its iron-rich rocks.
Hence, Correct option is (C).

Note
If earth doesn't rotate on its axis there won't be any life on Earth because there won't be day and night. The world facing the sun will become extremely hot. The world facing faraway from the sun will become cold. It'll destroy habitat. Earth spins on its axis once every 24 hours. Earth’s axis goes from the North Pole through Earth’s centre to the South Pole and is tilted.