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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
In Hot humid climates Humidity remains high around ____% but varies from 55% to 100%.
60%
65%
70%
75%
In _________ climatic region, high temperatures are accompanied by very high humidity levels leading to immense discomfort. Cross ventilation is hence very essential here. Adequate shading measures are also necessary to protect the building from direct radiation.
Wet & Dry
Hot & Dry
Hot & Humid
Dry & Humid
High temperature and humidity is a big challenge in
Hot and Dry climate.
TRUE
FALSE
In Hot & Humid climate there is High precipitation throughout the year.
- Generally becomes intense for consecutive months.
- Annual rainfall: _____ mm to 5000 mm (one cubic millimeter per square millimeter). - Occurrence of gusty winds and electric storms.
1000 mm
500 mm
2000 mm
1500 mm
In Hot & Humid Climate The intensity of solar radiation is moderate during summers and high during winters.
TRUE
FALSE
Hot-Dry climates are defined as areas
that are extremely dry, with water escaping
and leaving the area drier than other areas.
TRUE
FALSE
The dry arid area is the desert that are found on the Earth. The desert areas range to around ____% of all of the surface of the Earth. If an area is a dry and arid area, it means that it gets less than 300 millimeters of rain per year.
10%
11%
12%
13%
The dry semi-arid area is the grasslands that are found on the Earth. The grassland
areas range to around ____% of all of the surface of the Earth. If an area is a semi-arid area, it means that the area gets enough rain for different types of grasses to grow.
14%
15%
16%
17%
In Hot and Dry Climate During the summer, high-speed,
dusty winds, and hot winds blow during
the night, and sandstorms are prevalent.
TRUE
FALSE
_______ are used to lessen absortion of solar radiation and prevent
the heat penetrate directly inside the house
Water
Features
High
Ceiling
Double
Roofing
Vegetation
____________ is a great heat conductor, but using it in interior flooring is suitable to cool an area.
Wood
Natural
Stone
Bamboo
Mud
________ is have a high thermal mass. It absorbs heat during the day and release it during the cooler evening periods
Clay
Mud
Bricks
Concrete
________ has a high thermal mass with properties similar to brick and stone. stone.
Clay
Concrete
Metal
Wood
________ remove heat from the air through the process of evapotranspiration, and also act as insulators for buildings, reducing the energy needed to provide cooling and heating.
Water Feature
indoor Garden
Green Wall
Green Roof
The heat island phenomenon in major cities is partly due to the excessive use of steel and metals, which causes many problems regarding thermal comfort and energy expenditure.
TRUE
FALSE
A low-rise building is simply defined as one which is not tall enough to be classified as high-rise.
TRUE
FALSE
Low-rise buildings are defined as buildings with _____ floors or under.
4 floors
5 floors
6 floors
7 floors
Mid-rise buildings are defined as buildings that have between 5 to _____ floors.
10 floors
11 floors
12 floors
14 floors
High-rise buildings are defined as buildings that have ____ floors or above.
13 floors
14 floors
15 floors
16 floors
Skyscrapers are buildings with over _____ floors and are considered part of the high-rise category.
30 floors
40 floor
50 floors
60 floors
