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WorksheetsSS4 - UNIT 2 - Weather and climate
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 38mins
A group of atmospheric conditions at a specific time.
Weather
Climate
Atmosphere
Typical atmospheric conditions in a places surroundings.
Weather
Climate
Atmosphere
It is made up of 3 layers of gases surrounding.
Protects us from the Sun's rays.
Weather
Climate
Atmosphere
It has oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide
The weather happens here.
There are clouds. It's the sky we can see.
12km up Earth's surface.
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
Jet planes fly here.
It contains the ozone layer.
No air, no living things.
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
Next to the space
There are satellites
No air, no living things.
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
3 ways of taking care of the atmosphere.
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
The Ozone Layer
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Ionosphere
is the condition of our atmosphere.
(a)
It has four basic elements:
Temperature
Wind
Humidity
Precipitation
(a)
Measure temperature in degrees
Thermometer
Weather Vane
Anemometer
Hydrometer
Pluviometer
Measure shows winds direction
Thermometer
Weather Vane
Anemometer
Hydrometer
Pluviometer
measure measure wind speed in kms per hour
Thermometer
Weather Vane
Anemometer
Hydrometer
Pluviometer
Measures humidity in percentage.
Thermometer
Weather Vane
Anemometer
Hydrometer
Pluviometer
We use it to measure precipitation in millimeters.
Thermometer
Weather Vane
Anemometer
Hydrometer
Pluviometer
The air ................ can be: hot, warm, cool, mild and cold.
Temperature
Wind
Humidity
Precipitation
It has two components: Speed and direction.
Temperature
Wind
Humidity
Precipitation
Air with a lot of water is humid.
Air with little water is dry
Temperature
Wind
Humidity
Precipitation
It is water (liquid or solid)
There are four forms: rain, snow, sleet and hail.
Temperature
Wind
Humidity
Precipitation
Measure temperature in degrees
(a)
measure shows winds direction
(a)
measure measure wind speed in kms per hour
(a)
Measures humidity in percentage.
(a)
We use it to measure precipitation in millimeters.
(a)
Measures humidity in percentage.
(a)
We use it to measure precipitation in millimeters.
(a)
Make predictions about the weather
(a)
Meteorologists use scientific data from the atmosphere to predict weather.
(a)
Meteorologists use (a) on the weather maps to represent the weather.
(a) is the mixture of temperature, humidity, wind and precipitation.
There are _ main climate zones
1
2
3
4
Low temperatures all year.
Cold climate
Temperate climate
Hot climate
Has four seasons.
Summers = warm
Winters = cool
Cold climate
Temperate climate
Hot climate
High temperatures all year.
Cold climate
Temperate climate
Hot climate
The latitude (distance from the equator) and altitude influences the climate.
True
False
Human activity is changing the composition of the atmosphere
(a)
Global warming is caused by:
Meterologists can describe the information using a
(a)
The climograph compare:
(a)
Winters are very cold and summers are mild.
There is a lot precipitation in form of snow.
Mountain Climate
Oceanic Climate
Continental
Mediterranean Climates
Mediterranean climates
Subtropical
climates
Temperatures are mild all year.
There is a lot of precipitation.
Mountain Climate
Oceanic Climate
Continental
Mediterranean Climates
Mediterranean climates
Subtropical
climates
It is in the interior.
Temperatures can be extreme (very cold winters and very hot summers)
There isn't much precipitation.
Mountain Climate
Oceanic Climate
Continental
Mediterranean Climates
Mediterranean climates
Subtropical
climates
Summers are very hot and winters are mild.
There isn't much precipitation.
Mountain Climate
Oceanic Climate
Continental
Mediterranean Climates
Mediterranean climates
Subtropical
climates
High temperatures all year around.
It is closed to the Equator
There isn't much precipitation.
Mountain Climate
Oceanic Climate
Continental
Mediterranean Climates
Mediterranean climates
Subtropical
climates
