WorksheetsKirby - Chapter 6 Quiz - Weather and Climate
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 35mins
_______is the condition of the atmosphere in terms of temperature, atmospheric pressure, wind, and water.
weather
humidity
When a given amount of water vapor is present in the air and the air temperature _______, the relative humidity increases.
drops
increases
The ______ is the major energy source for weather events on Earth.
moon
sun
galaxy
Large bodies of water the surrounding land temperature.
decrease
increase
Convection cells form because Earth’s rotation and convection prevent all of the air from traveling the entire way from the poles to the equator.
As distance from the equator increases, the amount of direct sunlight _______
increases
decreases
low to high
sink
Two factors that influence weather are
the sun and the moon
temperature and pressure
the ocean tides and moon phases
Which holds more water vapor, a warm air mass or a cold air mass?
warm air mass
cold air mass
they are equal
What is the primary cause of wind?
Differences in air pressure
Rotation of the Earth
Humidity levels
Temperature of the ocean
Which one is a warm front?
What is a barometer?
A tool used to measure temperature
A tool used to measure rainfall
A tool used to measure air pressure
A person who studies weather
What weather front is symbolized here?
warm front
cold front
stationary front
occluded front
What is created when a cold air mass pushes a warm air mass up?
warm front
cold front
stationary front
occluded front
What type of weather can you expect from a High pressure system?
warm weather
sunny, clear weather
stormy, cloudy weather
cold weather
What weather front is symbolized here?
warm front
cold front
stationary front
occluded front
What weather front is symbolized here?
warm front
cold front
stationary front
occluded front
What type of weather can you expect from a Low pressure system?
warm weather
sunny, clear weather
stormy, cloudy weather
cold weather
Hurricanes and tornadoes are examples of
High pressure storms
Low pressure storms
