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Total questions: 105
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Describes the day-to-day conditions of the atmosphere (air)
The wind blows from East to West - What type of wind is this?
Northerly
Easterly
Westerly
Southerly
The wind blows towards the south west - What type of wind is this?
Northerly
South-Easterly
South-Westerly
North-Easterly
The wind blows from the West towards the East- What type of wind is this?
Northerly
Easterly
Westerly
Southerly
Air pressure describes
How heavy the air is
What air is made of
Precipitation levels (rain, hail, sleet & snow) are measured using a...
Wind Vane
Baromete
Rain guage
Anemometer
Which of these workers most likely check the weather (temp/cloud cover/wind speed/visibility)
Teacher
Doctor
Truck driver
Climate is the average weather over __ years.
10
20
30
5mm of rain in 24 hours
Cloudy skies
Average summer temperatures of 5 degrees
Increasingly wet winters
What is the main characteristic of weather?
long period of time
short period of time
severe weather
the five climates zones
What is climate?
long-term pattern of weather in an area.
short-term pattern of weather in an area.
The five Climate Zones
Medium-pattern of weather in an area.
What's this climate zone?
Tropical
Dry
Polar
Continental
The blue bars show..
Average monthly rainfall
Average maximum temperature
The red line shows..
Average monthly rainfall
Average maximum temperature
The average maximum temperature in July is (a) °C
The average maximum temperature in October is (a) °C
The average precipitation(rainfall) in February is (a) mm
Which part of the world received more concentrated sunlight?
The equator (0°)
The poles (66.6° North/South)
How does latitude affect the climate of an area?
The higher the latitude, the warmer the temperature.
The higher the latitude, the lower the temperature.
The higher the latitude, the more precipitation.
The higher the latitude the less precipitation.
Because of its high _______________, Mount Everest has a cold climate all year.
Altitude
Latitude
Water level
level of snow
Water heats up and cools down _________ slowly than land.
more
less
A city near a warm current will have a __________ climate.
warmer
colder
moderate
temperate
_____________ is average weather condition of a place over a long period of time over a large area.
Climate
Weather
Regions closest to ________________ tend to have warmer year-round climates.
Forest Fires
South Pole
North Pole
the Equator
What does "latitude" refer to?
the distance away from the Equator
how much rain a place gets
how high up a mountain a place is
the number of seasons a place gets
Is the Earth heated evenly?
Yes
No
What happens to the temperature of the air when latitude increases?
It remains the same
Increases
Decreases
Varies
The temperature ________ by 6.5° for every 1000m above sea level.
Increases
Decreases
_______ - this brings warmer waters to the UK.
Altitude
Latitude
Ocean currents
Proximity to the sea
The Gulf Stream brings water from the Gulf of Mexico.
This increases winter temperatures in the UK
This decreases winter temperatures in the UK
What happens to the temperature of the air when latitude increases?
It remains the same
Increases
Decreases
Varies
It is a condition of the atmosphere over a short period of time.
climate
weather
rainfall
global warming
The area that receives the most direct rays of the Sun (equator, 0°) will have the LOWEST yearly temperatures.
True
False
Areas close to the sea have cooler summers and milder winters.
True
False
Fill in the blank: The higher the altitude, the ______ the temperature.
warmer
colder
Which BEST describes why latitudes closest to the equator have warmer climates?
they are at lower elevations
they receive high angle sunlight
they are nearer to ocean currents
they get more winds that carry energy in the form of heat
Due to ___________ size ,the interiors of Asia do not experience moderate influence of the sea.
compact
vast
small
all of the above
During _________ season the monsoon winds give heavy rainfall.
summer
winter
monsoon
spring
What is the coldest climate zone in Asia?
Polar Tundra
Temperate
Subarctic
Tropical Rainforest
A __ type of climate is found near an ocean and has milder winters and cooler summers than areas of similar latitude.
Maritime
Continental
Which type of rainfall occurs when two air masses meet?
Convectional
Frontal
Relief
Which type of rainfall is most likely to be found in tropical regions close to the equator?
Relief
Frontal
Convectional
Relief rainfall occurs when air moves towards a mountain and is forced to do what?
Go under it
Rise over it
Pass through it
What is the correct geographical term for any type of water falling from the atmosphere?
Accumulation
Condensation
Transpiration
Precipitation
Which type of rainfall is seen in the image?
Relief
Precipitation
Frontal
Convectional
Condensation occurs when water ____ - this is called 'dew point'.
Cools down
Warms up
Relief rainfall occurs
on the leeward side of a mountain
at the foot of a mountain
on the peak of a mountain
on the windward side of a mountain
What is the name for the far side of hills / mountains where very little rain falls?
The dry area
The rain shadow
The post-precipitation point
The sun trap
What is the main form of precipitation that falls in the tropics?
Hail
Snow
Sleet
Rain
What do all rainfall types have in common?
Cool, moist air falling and warming
Warm, moist air rising and cooling
Hot sunshine beforehand
A weatherfront between warm and cold air
The water droplets are formed when the air becomes
saturated.
unsaturated.
condensed.
compressed.
______ rainfall occurs mainly in the afternoon.
Convectional
Frontal
Relief
Precipitation
What weather instrument is used to measure rainfall?
Barometer
Anemometer
Rain Gauge
Psychrometer
The amount of precipitation is usually measured in what unit of measurement?
Centimetres
Metres
Kilometres
Millimetres
Rainforests get _________ rainfall after midday.
convectional
frontal
relief
Rainfall is caused by
water vapour rising
Water vapor cooling down and condensing
Condensed water vapour falling back to the earth
evaporation
Which type of rain occurs when two air masses meet?
Convectional
Relief
Frontal
Which type of rainfall is most likely to be found in tropical regions close to the equator?
Convectional
Relief
Frontal
________ rainfall occurs mainly in the afternoon.
convectional
relief
frontal
border
The correct geographical term for any water falling from the sky is...
precipitation
accumulation
condensation
transpiration
Which type of rainfall is seen in the image?
precipitation
relief
frontal
convectional
True or False?
The image illustrates frontal rainfall.
False
True
Name this type of rainfall.
Name this type of rainfall.
Name this type of rainfall.
Tells you that it is going to rain.
Measures the amount of wind.
Measures the amount of clouds in the sky.
It measures the amount of pressure in the air.
air pressure
temperature
rain
relative humidity
anemometer
therometer
hygrometer
barometer
anemometer
wind vane
thermometer
barometer
the amount of rain in inches or cm
the amount of rain in feet or yards
the wind speed
the air pressure
When the anemometer is going fast, it means it is raining a lot.
When the anemometer is going fast, that means air pressure is high.
When the anemometer is going fast, it means a storm is coming.
When the anemometer is going fast, it means it is raining.
