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Unit 4 Review

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A continental polar air mass forms in

a)

the Pacific Ocean

b)

The Desert Southwest

c)

.The Gulf of Mexico

d)

Northern Canada

2.

The layer keeps us "not to hot in the summer" and "not to cold in the winter".

Scientists call this the ____ effect

a)

greenhouse effect

b)

Seasonal effect

c)

Ocean effect

d)

Lake effect

3.

Lines on a map that connect points of equal pressure are

a)

boundaries

b)

fronts

c)

isobars

d)

stationary models

4.

A record of weather data for a particular site at a particular time is a(n)

a)

station model

b)

topographic map

c)

isopleth map

d)

climate map

5.

weather generally moves from __ to __ in the United States

a)

North to South

b)

West to East

c)

East to West

d)

South to North

6.

Episodes of ocean warming that affect the eastern tropical Pacific are called

a)

Monsoons

b)

La Nina

c)

Trade Winds

d)

El Nino

7.

How does a warm front form

a)

Warm air becomes caught between cold air masses

b)

Two air masses meet and stay separated

c)

Warm air moves over cold air and replaces it

d)

Cold air moves under warm air and pushes it up

8.

What kind of weather would high pressure likely bring

a)

sunny and warm

b)

much precipitation

c)

thunderstorms

d)

cold and dry

9.

Images of weather systems on the TV come from

a)

station models

b)

weather balloons

c)

anemometers

d)

weather satellites

10.

Which information can you get from a weather map

a)

a 5-day weather forecast

b)

wind speeds and directions

c)

the location of fronts

d)

barometric pressure

11.

Which statement about hail is correct

a)

It is rain that falls through a layer of freezing air

b)

It may be sent up into the clouds many times

c)

It forms in winter in low stratus clouds

d)

It is a liquid form of precipitation

12.

What tool measures air pressure

a)

thermometer

b)

psychrometer

c)

anemometer

d)

barometer

13.

What kind of weather does a cold front usually bring

a)

warm

b)

stormy

c)

sunny

d)

windy

14.

The barometric pressure falls, what kind of weather can we expect

a)

snow will fall within 24 hours

b)

a storm is probably on the way

c)

clear skies are probably coming

15.

The temperature on a particular day is an example of what?

a)

Weather

b)

Evapotranspiration

c)

Adaptation

d)

Climate

16.

What causes wind?

a)

differences in air pressure

b)

a source region

c)

another positively charged area

d)

the troposphere

17.

Lightening is an electric discharge between positively charged area and ___

a)

a rising air mass

b)

a source region

c)

another positively charged area

d)

a negatively charged area

18.

Which of the following increases air's ability to hold water vapor?

a)

increase in wind speed

b)

increase in temperature

c)

decrease in temperature

d)

decrease in air pressure

19.

Seasons are caused by

a)

the Sun's cycle

b)

sunspots

c)

the Greenhouse Effect

d)

the tilt of the Earth's axis

20.

How do prevailing winds that travel across large bodies of water effect the climate?

a)

They make it colder

b)

They make it wetter

c)

They make it warmer

d)

They make it drier

21.

Winds generally carry the most moisture when it comes from

a)

warm grasslands

b)

polar ice caps

c)

warm tropical seas

d)

mountainous regions

22.

Which of the following decreases with an increase in altitude

a)

visibility

b)

air pressure

c)

humidity

d)

none of the above

23.

why does the equator experience about the same temperatures year-round?

a)

It tilts towards the sun and gets more direct solar energy

b)

It has no prevailing winds

c)

It has no mountains to affect its climate

d)

The sun's rays strike the equator at about the same angle all year

24.

weather generally moves from __ to __ in the United States

a)

North to South

b)

West to East

c)

East to West

d)

South to North