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WorksheetsClimate Regions NOT TIMED Practice R7B
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 13mins
Three of the 5 major factors that help determine the major climate regions on our planet are:
check off the 3 that are major factors
Pearson p. G 104
weather
latitude
mountains
longitude
ocean currents
The northern part of Canada nearest the North Pole, coloured dark purple in the map, is what kind of climate region?
Nelson p. 56
Mild Region (warm and wet)
Tropical Region (hot with rain all year)
Tourist Region (busy and expensive)
Desert Region (hot and very dry)
Polar Region (very cold and dry)
Three of the 5 major factors that help determine the major climate regions on our planet are:
check off the 3 that are major factors
Pearson p. G 104
weather
latitude
population
moving air (winds and pressure)
water bodies
The northern part of Canada coloured light purple, that runs across Canada from coast to coast in the map, is what kind of climate region?
Nelson p. 56
Subarctic Region (very cold winter)
Tropical Region (hot with rain all year)
Tourist Region (busy and expensive)
Desert Region (hot and very dry)
Steppe Region (warm and dry)
The western part of Canada, coloured light green on the far left of the map, is what kind of climate region?
Nelson p. 56
Tourist Region (busy and expensive)
Tropical Region (hot with rain all year)
Mild Region (warm and wet)
Desert Region (hot and very dry)
Steppe Region (warm and dry)
The western part of Canada, coloured brown on the left of the map, is what kind of climate region?
Nelson p. 56
Mild Region (warm and wet)
Tropical Region (hot with rain all year)
Tourist Region (busy and expensive)
Mountainous Region (elevation / altitude mainly affects climate)
Polar Region (very cold and dry)
The part of Canada, coloured dark green on the map, is what kind of climate region?
Nelson p. 56
Mild Region (warm and wet)
Continental Region (dry with cold winter)
Tourist Region (busy and expensive)
Mountainous Region (altitude mainly affects climate)
Polar Region (very cold and dry)
In the attached map, look at the Climate Graphs for Winnipeg, Canada and Belem in Brazil.
How can you tell from the graph that it never snows in Belem?
Nelson p. 56
Snow only falls in Canada
Although there is a lot of precipitation, the temperature averages close to 25°C
Belem, Brazil is at a very high elevation, so there is snow
Although there is a lot of precipitation, the temperature goes below -25°C
In the attached map, compare the Climate Graphs for Winnipeg, Canada and Belem in Brazil.
How can you tell from the graph that it snows in Winnipeg?
Nelson p. 56
Snow only falls in Canada
Although there is a lower amount of precipitation, the temperature averages well below 0°C for 5 months of the year
Belem, Brazil is at a very high elevation, so there is snow
Although there is a lot of precipitation, the temperature averages over 25°C year round
The western part of Canada, coloured dark yellow on the left side of the map, is what kind of climate region?
Nelson p. 56
Mild Region (warm and wet)
Tropical Region (hot with rain all year)
Tourist Region (busy and expensive)
Steppe Region (warm and dry)
Polar Region (very cold and dry)
The attached diagram demonstrates the affect of the suns rays depending on the latitude of 3 different places on Earth.
In January, the warmest of these 3 places would be ________
Pearson p. G 104
Verkhoyansk, Russia
All 3 would be the same temperature in January as long as the get sunlight and not too many clouds
Singapore
Perth, Australia
The attached diagram demonstrates the affect of the suns rays depending on the latitude of 3 different places on Earth.
In January, the coldest of these 3 places would be ________
Pearson p. G 104
Verkhoyansk, Russia
All 3 would be the same temperature in January as long as the get sunlight and not too many clouds
Singapore
Perth, Australia
The attached diagram demonstrates the affect of the suns rays depending on the latitude of 3 different places on Earth.
In January, the place that is not the coldest and not the hottest of these 3 places would be ________
Pearson p. G 104
Verkhoyansk, Russia
All 3 would be the same temperature in January as long as the get sunlight and not too many clouds
Singapore
Perth, Australia
The attached diagram demonstrates the affect of the suns rays depending on the latitude of 3 different places on Earth.
Due to the latitude, which of these places is likely to have a Polar Climate
Pearson p. G 104-105
Verkhoyansk, Russia
All 3 would be the same temperature in January as long as the get sunlight and not too many clouds
Singapore
Perth, Australia
The attached diagram demonstrates the affect of the suns rays depending on the latitude of 3 different places on Earth.
Due to the latitude, which of these places is likely to have a Tropical Climate
Pearson p. G 104-105
Verkhoyansk, Russia
All 3 would be the same temperature in January as long as the get sunlight and not too many clouds
Singapore
Perth, Australia
The attached diagram demonstrates the affect of the suns rays depending on the latitude of 3 different places on Earth.
Due to the latitude, which of these places is likely to have a Temperate Climate
Pearson p. G 104-105
Verkhoyansk, Russia
All 3 would be the same temperature in January as long as the get sunlight and not too many clouds
Singapore
Perth, Australia
The name given to the widest point of the Earth, the line 0° latitude
Nelson p.61
equator
precipitation
polar
North Pole
South Pole
If a place is near a large body of water, the body of water (example an ocean) will often moderate the climate to have warm instead of hot summers and cool instead of cold winters. This local climate is called a ___________ climate
Wet Climate
Maritime Climate
Polar Climate
Mountainous Climate
If a place is near a mountain or mountain chain, mountain(s) will often affect the climate of the area. At higher elevation it is cooler than places at lower elevations; often with heavy precipitation if located near coastlines (a very large body of water). This local climate is called a ___________ climate
Nelson p. 64
Wet Climate
Maritime Climate
Polar Climate
Mountain Climate
These can be cold and flow from the polar oceans towards the equator. A few are warm and flow away from the equator along the coastline of the continents. These either warm or cool the climate of land areas nearby.
Nelson p. 113
River Currents
Maritime Climate
Polar Climate
Mountain Climate
Ocean Currents
Winds and air masses are large volumes of air with similar conditions of temperature and moisture moving throughout the Earth’s atmosphere. The jet stream is the key air current that affects the weather across North America.
In this picture the jet stream dipped way down into the southern USA. On this day much of the US was effected and got much ___________
hotter with heat and humidity that they never get
global warming has permanently made the US south colder
wetter with hurricanes
colder with snow in places that have never had snow
Winds and air masses are large volumes of air with similar conditions of temperature and moisture moving throughout the Earth’s atmosphere. The jet stream is the key air current that affects the weather across North America.
In this picture the jet stream moved and arches up in western Canada but dips low in Eastern Canada. This means that on this day:
Western Canada is cold and Eastern Canada is warm
Global Warming has effected Canada
Temperatures are always cold in Eastern Canada
Western Canada is warm and Eastern Canada is cold
Temperatures are always warm in Western Canada
Winds and air masses are large volumes of air with similar conditions of temperature and moisture moving throughout the Earth’s atmosphere. The jet stream is the key air current that affects the weather across North America.
In this picture the jet stream moved up out of the USA and arches up into Canada. This means that on this day:
Western Canada is cold and Eastern Canada is warm
Global Warming has effected Canada
Temperatures are cold in Eastern Canada
Western Canada is warm and Eastern Canada is cold
Temperatures are warming up all across Canada
The tilt of the Earth combined with its orbit around the sun creates the 4 ___________________
Pearson p. G 120
Oceans
Continents
Directions (North, South, East and West)
Seasons
