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WorksheetsMeteorology Final Quiz review
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 42mins
mostly oxygen
all hydrogen
a mixture of gases
H20
true
false
Dew point
Fronts
Air masses
Isobars
True
False
Humidity
Front
Dew Point
Cold Front
cloudy weather
clear weather
sunny weather
storms
nimbus
cumulus
cirrus
cumulonimbus
True
False
Dew point
Rain
Isobar
Humidity
warm, rising vapor
cool, sinking vapor
strong wind
occluded fronts
Transpiration
Evaporation
Condensation
Runoff
True
False
greenhouse gases
fossil fuel use
cars and boats
all of the above
rotate
change directions
become stronger
curve
Why would a hurricane lose strength?
It goes into warmer waters.
It hits land.
It goes into more equatorial regions.
A thunderstorm occurs.
What is needed for a thunderstorm to form?
A stable atmosphere
Lightning and thunder
An unstable atmosphere
Wet sinking air
What type of weather is associated with a cold front?
Thunderstorms
Clear skies
Warmer temperatures and tornadoes
Cool temperatures and thunderstorms, rain
As temperature decreases, more water can be held in the air.
True
False
temperature
air pressure
dew point
humidity
radiation
fission
conduction
convection
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Argon
Carbon Dioxide
Stratosphere
Thermosphere
Troposphere
Mesosphere
the discharge of ultraviolet energy
the electric barrier
the rapid expansion of superheated air
the impact of electricity hitting the Earth
Sun glasses
Warm coat
An umbrella
Ski gloves
convergence
air pressure
divergence
the Coriolis effect
isobars
contour lines
isotemps
isotherms
stable
dry
saturated
unstable
fog
sleet
snow
freezing rain
can hold more water
can hold less water
is less dense
is lighter
Altostratus
Alto cumulus
Cumulonimbus
Nimbostratus
Clouds
Oceans
Sun
Rain
Coriolis Effect
Foucault Pendulum
Revolution
Tilt of axis
Barometer
Anemometer
Thermometer
Wind Vane
Barometer
Anemometer
Thermometer
Wind Vane
Low to High
High to Low
Convection circles
Convection cells
Conduction cells
Circumpolar convection
Convection cells
Land breezes
Sea breezes
Jet streams
lakes and rivers
streams
glaciers
oceans
Cumulous
Cirrus clouds
Stratus Clouds
nimbus clouds
precipitation and temperature
Stationary front
harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun
warm front
the layer of gases that surrounds Earth
melting snow and spring rains
Underground and Shallow Ground Water
Aquifer and Artesian wells
How long do most thunderstorms last?
1 hour
3 hours
5 hours
1 day
What is the MOST intense type of thunderstorm?
Cumulonimbus
Dissipating thunderstorm
MCC
Supercell
Where/when does hail occur?
In the cloud
In the air
After it hits a solid surface
When does a sea-breeze occur?
During the day
At night
What part of the water cycle allows liquid and solid to come from a cloud?
precipitation
condensation
evaporation
Hurricanes have a calm area near the center called the nose.
false
true
What gas makes up 78% of the Earth's atmosphere?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Other gases
Which layer of the atmosphere is farthest from the Earth and has satellites orbiting there?
exosphere
stratosphere
troposphere
Which layer of the atmosphere do jets most often fly near the bottom of and has an ozone later in the upper half?
exosphere
troposphere
stratosphere
What scale do meteorologists use to describe the strength of a tornado?
Enhanced Fujita Scale
Periodic scale
Beaufort Scale
What kind of cloud is pictured?
Cirrus
Cumulus
Stratus
What kind of cloud is pictured?
cirrus
cumulus
stratus
What kind of cloud is pictured?
Stratus
cirrus
cumulus
