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Climate Quiz

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Complete the sentence
Weather is the condition of the atmosphere of a location

a)

at a specific time

b)

about 30 years

2.

Complete the sentence

Climate is the condition of the atmosphere of a location

a)

at a specific time

b)

about 30 years

3.

Areas with clouds experience ______________________diurnal temperature range.

a)

small

b)

large

4.

Using Fig.1 which of the following descriptions are correct?

During the day.....

a)

clouds traps incoming heat from the sun

b)

clouds allow incoming heat to escape back to space

c)

cloud block incoming heat from entering earth

5.

During the day, clouds ________________________earth's temperature

a)

lowers

b)

increases

6.

Using Figure 1 describe.

At night, clouds prevent outgoing heat from _______________ earth.

a)

entering

b)

escaping

7.

At nigh clouds __________________earth's temperature.

a)

lowers

b)

increases

8.

Deserts where there are no clouds would experience _____________________________ diurnal temperature range.

a)

small

b)

large

9.

Which of the following is true?

a)

the lower the latitude the lower the temperature

b)

the higher the latitude the lower the temperature

c)

the higher the latitude the higher the temperature

10.

This is because the sun strikes the earth at _____________________ angle at higher latitudes so heat is _____________________.

a)

lower, dispersed

b)

lower, concentrated

c)

higher, dispersed

d)

higher, concentrated

11.

The higher the altitudes the ___________________ the temperature.

a)

higher

b)

lower

12.

This is because the sun's rays strike the earth's __________________________ first

a)

peak

b)

surface

c)

ocean

13.

Which of the following descriptions are true about maritime effect?

a)

it occurs at inland areas

b)

it occurs at coastal areas

c)

sea is slow in absorbing and releasing heat

d)

sea is fast in absorbing and releasing heat

e)

warm winter and cool summer

14.

Wind is moving air. It moves from an area of _______________________________________

a)

low pressure to low pressure

b)

high pressure to low pressure

c)

high pressure to high pressure

d)

low pressure to high pressure

15.

1013mb is _______________________

a)

high pressure

b)

low pressure

16.

What type of rain is this?

a)

convectional

b)

frontal

c)

relief

17.

The part that rains is called?

a)

windward

b)

leeward

c)

backward

d)

forward

18.

Which of the following description(s) are associated with convectional rain?

a)

earth surface is heated intensely

b)

wind forces moisture up a slope

c)

high evaporation rates result in the formation of cumulonimbus clouds

d)

heavy downpour

e)

associated with thunder and lightning

19.

Land and sea breeze are

a)

local winds

b)

regional winds

20.

Which of the following describe(s) land breeze?

a)

During day, land heats up faster than sea

b)

During day, sea heats up faster than land

c)

warm air from land rises and cool air from sea sinks

d)

warm air from sea rises and cool air from land sinks

e)

air moves from sea (cold) to land (warm)

21.

Which of the following describe land breeze?

a)

At night, land cools faster than sea

b)

At night, land is cold but sea is warm

c)

air move from high pressure (sea) to low pressure (land)

d)

air move from high pressure (land) to low pressure (sea)

22.

Monsoon winds are ____________________

a)

seasonal

b)

all year round

23.

June to Sep, ____________________ experiences winter.

a)

Northern Hemisphere

b)

Southern Hemisphere

24.

Oct to Dec, _____________is experiencing winter.

a)

Northern Hemisphere

b)

Southern Hemisphere

25.

Southwest monsoon is formed when winds are deflected to the _____________________ after crossing the equator due to the coriolis effect.

a)

left

b)

right

26.

Northeast monsoon is formed when winds are deflected to the _____________________ after crossing the equator due to the coriolis effect.

a)

left

b)

right