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WorksheetsAir currents review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 21mins
This is the movement of air from high to low pressure areas.
radiation
wind
balance
air
Sunlight strikes this planet most directly at the_____________.
mesosphere
tundra
equator
south pole
Where are the trade winds?
both sides of the equator
west and east of Lake Huron
at the poles
In which wind belt do you live?
east stroudsburg
trade winds
easterlies
westerlies
What in a playground is like the Coriolis effect?
slide
swings
merry- go- round
seesaw
A(n) _____________________________ is a local wind that blows from the land toward the sea at night
land breeze
sea breeze
Coriolis effect
jet stream
The ___________________________are winds that blow from west to east between the latitudes 30° and 60° in both hemispheres
trade winds
polar easterlies
doldrums
prevailing westerlies
Because of the _________________________________, west-east airplane flights from Los Angeles to New York can be shorter than east-west flights from New York to Los Angeles
jet-stream
doldrums
Coriolis Effect
prevailing westerlies
Why would a pilot want to travel in the jet stream?
It would increase fuel efficiency
It would help with attendance
It would increase passenger rate
It is easier on the plane
Where are doldrums located?
Equator
South Pole
North Pole
North America
Which of the following is not a global wind?
westerlies
easterlies
sea breeze
jet stream
It is caused by any material or contaminants that harms the environment.
Climate change
Global warming
Pollution
All of them
Oil spill: Point source or Nonpoint source?
Nonpoint source
Point source
Both of them
Raw sewage: A Point source or Nonpoint source?
Point source
Nonpoint source
Both of them
The most common source of indoor air pollution is?
unknown
microbiological factors
inadequate (poor) ventilation
outside source
What contributes the least to particulate pollution during the wintertime in Puget Sound (region in Washington state)?
wood stoves
fireplaces
cars and trucks
industrial sources (factories, power plants, etc)
This photo shows a potential source of
ultraviolet radiation
indoor air pollution
radon
smog
