Earth Systems Chapter 14 Review

An increase in Carbon Dioxide gas would cause

• Greenhouse warming of Earth's Atmosphere

• Greenhouse cooling of Earth's Atmosphere

• Increased levels of Icecaps in the polar regions

• A constant greenhouse temperature in the atmosphere

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The equator is Typically warmer than the poles because

• it has more direct sunlight throughout the year

• It has much less direct sunlight throughout the year

• It has a much higher elevation than the poles

• The poles have more precipitation

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Generally, as elevation increases temperature will

• stay the same

• Rise

• Drop

• Form a parabolic pattern

Tropical climates

• Divided into 3 subtypes: Subtropical, Mediterranean, Marine West Coast

• Precipitation is low and vegetation is scarce.

• Constant high temperatures

• Summer and winter can be extreme, changing rapidly.

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Mild climates

• Constant cold temperatures and generally low precipitation.

• Constant high temperatures

• Precipitation is low and vegetation is scarce.

• Divided into 3 subtypes: Subtropical, Mediterranean, Marine West Coast

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Dry Climates

• Constant high temperatures

• Precipitation is low and vegetation is scarce.

• Precipitation is low and vegetation is abundant.

• Summer and winter can be extreme, changing rapidly.

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Continental Climate

• Divided into 3 subtypes: Subtropical, Mediterranean, Marine West Coast

• Constant high temperatures

• Constant cold temperatures and generally low precipitation.

• Summer and winter can be extreme, changing rapidly.

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Polar Climate

• Constant cold temperatures and generally low precipitation.

• Summer and winter can be extreme, changing rapidly.

• Precipitation is low and vegetation is scarce.

• Cold temperatures with unusually high vegetation growth

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What area would go in place for number 3

• Polar

• Temperate

• Tropics

• Warm

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What could number 1 be labeled as?

• Polar zone

• Temperate zone

• Tropical Zone

• Troposphere

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