Worksheets2021 Weather Review
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
Which of these is: Large area of air with similar temperature and air pressure.
Air Mass
Air pressure
Weather Front
Isobars
Humidity
Which of these is: The amount of air pressing in one location
Air Mass
Air pressure
Weather Front
Isobars
Humidity
Which of these is: The border between two different air masses that do not mix
Air Mass
Air pressure
Weather Front
Isobars
Humidity
An air mass formed over the land will be
humid
dry
An air mass formed over the ocean will be
humid
dry
An air mass formed near the poles will be...
warm
cold
An air mass formed near the equator will be...
warm
cold
An air mass that forms over the ocean in the arctic region will be...
Warm and dry
Warm and humid
Cold and dry
Cold and humid
An air mass that forms over the equator and over land will be...
Warm and dry
Cold and humid
Warm and humid
Cold and dry
Which of these is: The amount of water vapor in the air
Air Mass
Air pressure
Weather Front
Isobars
Humidity
Which of these is: Lines on a map showing change in pressure
Air Mass
Air pressure
Weather Front
Isobars
Humidity
Where there are many isobars on a map, there is ___________ wind.
a lot of
very little
Where there are very few isobars on a map, there is ___________ wind.
a lot of
very little
What is the condensation that forms near earth's surface?
fog
precipitation
frost
High pressure or low: rainy/cloudy
high
low
High pressure or low: sunny
high
low
High pressure or low: rising air
high
low
High pressure or low: sinking air
high
low
What type of front has crazy weather?
warm
cold
stationary
occluded
What type of front has two cold air masses?
warm
cold
occluded
stationary
What type of front has wimpy weather?
warm
cold
stationary
occluded
What type of front stays for days?
warm
cold
stationary
occluded
Is every cold front going to have exactly the same weather as all other cold fronts?
yes
no
Why aren't weather predictions 100% accurate?
Because the data is wrong
Because the machines get broken
Because there are many variables in weather that can change
They are always accurate
Shown as a blue H on a map
High pressure
Low pressure
Shown as a red L on a map
High pressure
Low pressure
Known for having dry air
High pressure
Low pressure
Known for having sinking air that is spreading out
High pressure
Low pressure
Known for having cooler air
High pressure
Low pressure
Shown on a map as a red L
High pressure
Low pressure
Known for having more humid air
High pressure
Low pressure
Known for having rising air that is getting pushed together
High pressure
Low pressure
Known for having warmer air
High pressure
Low pressure
What type of front is shown using a blue line with triangles?
cold
warm
stationary
occluded
What type of front is shown using a red line with half circles?
cold
warm
stationary
occluded
What type of front is shown using an alternating blue and red line
cold
warm
stationary
occluded
What type of front is shown using a purple line?
cold
warm
stationary
occluded
What type of front causes thunderstorms/blizzards most often?
cold
warm
stationary
occluded
What type of front is this?
Warm
Cold
Stationary
Occluded
What type of front is this?
Warm
Cold
Stationary
Occluded
What type of front is this?
Warm
Cold
Stationary
Occluded
What type of front is this?
Warm
Cold
Stationary
Occluded
Why do weather systems move from west to east across the US?
The westerlies flows from west to east over the US.
The easterlies flow from west to east over the US.
The easterlies move from east to west over the US.
