Strongest winds are those that become tornadoes, reaching the speed of 480km/hour and measuring up to 1500 mts in diameter in the soil, travel more than 100 km away.
Strong Winds are caused by temperaturechanges, the greater the temperature change in a region the stronger the winds are. So in deserts since the temperature change varies from 50 F at night to 100 F during the day, the winds produced are generally stronger in desert regions than humid regions like forests and swampy areas.
If it’s referring to sea floor spreading then the answer is D, I hate analogies but I think it’s talking about the mantle convection that slowly breaks away at the lithosphere
