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WorksheetsUnit 3: Climate elements and factors
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the measurement of precipitation?
Cº (degrees centigrade)
mm (millimetres)
mb (millibars)
Kilometers per hour
What is the measurement of temperature?
Cº (degrees centigrade)
mm (millimetres)
mb (millibars)
Kilometers per hour
What instrument measures temperature?
Anemometer
Barometer
Pluviometer
Thermometer
What instrument measures precipitation?
Anemometer
Barometer
Pluviometer
Thermometer
Areas of high pressure
Anticyclons
Depressions
Wind
Isobars
what map shows temperature?
Isothermal
Isobar
Isohyetal
Topographic
Why is latitude a temperature factor?
Because temperature decreases as we move away from Equator.
Because temperature increases as we move away from Equator.
Because temperature decreases as we move away from Prime Meridian.
Latitude is not a temperature factor.
Why is latitude a precipitation factor?
Because precipitation decreases as we move away from Equator.
Because precipitation increases as we move away from Equator.
Because precipitation decreases as we move away from Prime Meridian.
Latitude is not a precipitation factor.
Why is altitude a temperature factor?
The higher the altitude, the lower the temperature
The higher the altitude, the higher the temperature
The lower the altitude, the higher the temperature
Altitude is not a temperature factor
Why is altitude a precipitation factor?
The higher the altitude, the lower the precipitation
The higher the altitude, the higher the precipitation
The lower the altitude, the higher the precipitation
Altitude is not a temperature factor
Air moves from areas of low pressure to areas of high pressure.
True
False
What instrument measures wind speed?
Anemometer
Barometer
Pluviometer
Thermometer
Hot air weights more that cold air.
True
False
Atmospheric pressure es lower in low areas.
True
False
It rains more on the coast than inland.
True
False
What instrument measures atmospheric pressure?
Anemometer
Barometer
Pluviometer
Thermometer
What is the measurement of atmospheric pressure?
Cº (degrees centigrade)
mm (millimetres)
mb (millibars)
Kilometers per hour
