Climate Review

How does latitude impact climate?

• Latitude has no effect on climate.
• Latitude only affects ocean currents, not climate.
• Latitude determines the amount of rainfall in a region.
• Latitude impacts climate by affecting the angle and intensity of sunlight received, influencing temperature and weather patterns.

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How does altitude impact climate?

• Higher altitudes lead to increased humidity.
• Altitude has no effect on climate.
• Temperature increases with elevation.
• Altitude impacts climate by causing temperatures to decrease with elevation, leading to cooler climates at higher altitudes.

How do oceans impact climate?

• Oceans impact climate by regulating temperature, creating a milder climate

• Oceans primarily cool the atmosphere without influencing weather.
• Oceans only affect marine life, not climate.
• Oceans have no effect on climate.

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How do ocean currents impact climate?

• Ocean currents have no effect on climate.
• Ocean currents only affect marine life, not climate.
• Ocean currents impact climate by redistributing heat, influencing weather patterns and regional climates.
• Ocean currents are solely responsible for earthquakes.

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A coastal city next to a warm ocean current will experience what kind of climate?

• Tropical rainforest climate
• Mild, humid climate

• Arid desert climate
• Subarctic climate

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A coastal city next to a cold ocean current will experience what kind of climate?

• Cool, dry climate

• Continental climate
• Desert climate
• Tropical rainforest climate

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What is weather?

• Weather refers to the climate over a year.
• Weather is the same as the forecast.
• Weather is the temperature of a location.
• Weather is the atmospheric conditions at a specific time and place.

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What is climate?

• Climate is the daily temperature in a region.
• Climate is the study of atmospheric phenomena.
• Climate refers to the current weather conditions.
• Climate is the long-term average of weather in a specific region.

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What are the four causes of climate?

• Latitude, Altitude, Proximity to water bodies, Ocean currents
• Solar radiation
• Wind patterns
• Humidity levels

Which climate zone receives the most direct sunlight and therefore has warm temperatures all year?

• Temperate zone
• Desert zone
• Tropical zone
• Polar zone