Climate Factors Quiz FINAL

Which factors affect climate? Choose 3.

• Latitude

• Elevation

• Global winds

• Proximity to forests

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What does "low pressure" typically indicate in weather forecasting?

• Clear skies with no clouds.

• Calm winds and stable weather.

• Stormy weather with possible precipitation.

• High temperatures with little humidity.

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What is necessary to form a cloud? Choose three.

• Water vapor

• Air temperature at or below dew point

• High winds

• Condensation nuclei

As you go down in altitude the–

• air pressure increases.

• air pressure remains the same.

• air pressure decreases.

• altitude decreases gradually before increasing suddenly

Using the diagram, which number represents convection?

• 1

• 2

• 3

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Which statement below represents #2 in the diagram?

• heat transfer method that occurs between items that are touching

• method by which energy is transferred in a gas or liquid

• energy transferred as rays or waves without a substance needed to transfer the energy

• incoming solar radiation

The average temperature in your city is 68°F (20°C) during the summer months, with regular thunderstorms occurring in the afternoons. What does the scenario describe?

• relative humidity

• weather

• Cloud formation

• climate

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It is sunny and 75°F (24°C) in your town today, but tomorrow it will rain and temperatures will drop to 60°F (15°C). What does the scenario describe?

• relative humidity

• weather

• Cloud formation

• climate

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What happens when air is lifted in the atmosphere?

• The air warms up and becomes dry.

• The air cools and forms clouds.

• The air remains unchanged.

• The air becomes more stable and sinks.

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Which statement best describes the climate of an area?

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