RIME-3/8/22

RIME-3/8/22

By Charles Bullins

Draw

Draw the water Cycle

Open Ended

Describe a Sea Breeze and a Land Breeze. Why are they different?

Multiple Choice

Rain, Sleet, Snow and Hail are all forms of water particles that fall from the atmosphere and reach the ground.

• Precipitaion

• Climate

• Weather

• High Pressure

Multiple Choice

How do clouds usually affect daytime temperature?

• Clouds create fog, cooling the area beneath them.

• Clouds absorb heat, warming the area beneath them.

• Clouds reflect sunlight, cooling the area beneath them.

• Clouds block colder high altitude air, warming the area beneath them.

Multiple Choice

Which best describes the effect of heavy cloud cover on temperatures at

night?

• Temperatures will be cooler than expected.

• Temperatures will be warmer than expected.

• Temperature will change frequently throughout the night.

• There will be no change in temperature throughout the night.

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to know the different types of clouds?

• Clouds can indicate the time of day that it is.

• Clouds can indicate the type of weather that will occur.

• Clouds can indicate the temperature of different layers of the

  atmosphere.

Multiple Choice

Which cloud type is the most likely to produce hail?

• stratocumulus

• cumulonimbus

• cirrocumulus

• noctilucent

Multiple Choice

Which type of clouds are called fog when they are near the ground?

• cirrus

• cumulus

• stratus

• polar mesospheric

Multiple Choice

Mark looks at the clouds in the sky and decides that he does not need to

take his umbrella with him today. Which clouds did Mark most likely see

in the sky?

• cumulonimbus

• nimbostratus

• stratus

• cirrus

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of condensation?

• water boiling in a pot

• water being absorbed by plants

• salt being removed from water

• moisture on mirror after hot shower

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Multiple Choice

What weather change is most likely to happen if air pressure is falling?

• The weather will become warmer.

• The weather will become stormy.

• The weather will become cooler.

• The weather will become fair.

Multiple Choice

What instrument is used to measure air pressure?

• Anemometer

• Barometer

• Psychrometer

• Hygrometer

Multiple Choice

Which will be the effect of a warm front moving into an area?

• Light precipitation will begin as the front arrives and remain after the

  front is gone.

• Light precipitation will begin as the front arrives and clear after the

  front is gone.

• Skies will clear as clouds are moved by the front and grow cloudy

  after the front is gone.

• Skies will clear as clouds are moved by the front and remain clear

  after the front is gone.

Multiple Choice

What type of weather are High Pressure systems associated with?

• Cloudy and Warm

• Cloudy and Cool

• Fair and Cool

• Cool and Rainy

Multiple Choice

What type of front does this picture represent?

• Warm Front

• Cold Front

• Stationary Front

• Occluded Front

Multiple Choice

What type of weather does a Low Pressure system bring?

• Stormy

• Sunny

• Cool and Fair

• Hot and Fair

Multiple Choice

What type of weather accompanies this front?

• Light Rain

• Clear and Sunny Skies

• Storms

• No change in weather

Multiple Choice

A low pressure system is moving to NC. What type of weather will we have?

• Sunny

• Cool

• Rainy

• No change in weather

Multiple Choice

According to the weather symbol, what will the weather be like?

• Huge Storm

• Sunny Day

• Rain for next few days

• No change in Weather

Open Ended

Where do hurricanes form? How do they form? What gives them their power? What makes them so dangerous? What else did you learn about Hurricnes?