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WorksheetsIntroduction to Tropical Design
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
Short infra-Red Radiation is also called_______.
diffused heat
radiant heat
reflected heat
UV Radiation
"I'll turn on the electric fan. All the warmest air is up near the ceiling."
radiation
convection
conduction
natural ventilation
The two dominant problems in tropical climate:
i) precipitation; ii) heat; iii) humidity; iv) wind
i & ii
i & ii
ii & iii
i & iv
Which of the following is not a form of Solar Radiation?
Ultraviolet (UV) Radiation
Visible Light
Short Infra-red Radiation
Ozone Layer
High radiant heat in tropical countries makes it important to have materials with resistance to heat flow.
Yes.
No.
It is measured using hygrometer.
absolute humidity
specific humidity
vapor pressure
relative humidity
Precipitation is in form of rainfall only.
True
False
Topography can affect the microclimate of an area.
True
False.
Which climate zone is appropriate for this planning and design technique:
seek to balance daily temperature extremes by storing energy, increasing humidity, and diverting desiccating winds.
hot arid
hot humid
temperate
cold
Which climate zone is appropriate for this planning and design technique:
seek to increase shade, cooling from evaporation, and breezes.
hot arid
hot humid
temperate
cold
Which climate zone is appropriate for this planning and design technique:
seek to promote shade and evaporative cooling warm periods, and block winds and promote heat gain in cool periods, without disrupting favorable summer wind pattern.
hot arid
hot humid
temperate
cold
Identify the Climate Zone of countries marked in blue.
hot arid
hot humid
temperate
cold
Which of the following is not true for Tropical Climate zones?
overcast sky most of the time.
precipitation is high during the year – average of 1000mm/yr.
slow wind flow
The difference between day and night temperature is very high (15 to 20 degree celsius)
Which of the following statements is/are not true about Tropical Climate zones:
i. average mean temperature (dbt) 20-30 deg C.
ii. small diurnal temperature change/range
iii. 50% to 100% relative humidity
iv. prevailing amihan (southwest) & habagat (northeast)
i & ii
iv
ii
ii & iv
Is Tropical Design a significant subject?
Yes!!!!
NO.
