WorksheetsSCIENCE
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 25mins
condition of atmosphere at a particular time and place
Weather
Climate
Climatology
Climatologist
Pattern of weather in region over long period
Climate
Weather
Climatology
Climatologist
Brance of Atmospheric science that deals with climate
Climatology
Weather
Climate
Climatologist
Classifications of climates
Temperature, Precipitation
Temperature, Equator
Weather, Precipitation
Latitude, Temperature
quantity tells how Hot/Cold a place is
Temperature
Precipitation
Latitude
Climate
Type of water forming in atmosphere
Precipitation
Evaporation
Clouds
Rain
Russian-German climatologist
(a)
Followed Koppen
(a)
No water, all months average temperature > 18c
Tropical/Megathermal
Dry Climate
Arid Climate
Mediterranean
always hot and humid, heavy rainfall
Tropical Wet Climate
Tropical Wet And Dry Climate
Semi Arid Climate
Humid Subtropical
always hot, wet/dry seasons, savanna
Tropical Wet Climate
Tropical Wet and Dry Climate
Marine West Coast
Subartic
Precipitation Deficient, Constant Water Deficiency
Tropical/Megathermal
Dry Climate
Temperate/Mesothermal
Continental/Microthermal
True Dessert
Arid Climate
Semi-Arid climate
Higher precipitation, Grassland
Arid Climate
Semi-Arid Climate
Winter Mild, Coldest month ; 18c > _c > -3c
Polar
Continental/Microthermal
Temperate/Mesothermal
Tropical
coolest temperate, ocean bring cool to coastal area
Marine West Coast
Mediterranean
Humid Subtropical
Warmer/Drier than MWC, forest, woodland, shrubland
Marine West Coast
Mediterranean
Humid Subtropical
warmest, evergreen, shrub, bush
Humid Subtropical
Mediterranean
Marine West Coast
Severe winter, coldest
Continental/Microthermal
Temperate/Mesothermal
Polar
Ice
coldest/summerless climate
Polar
Continental/Microthermal
Temperate
Greenland
High Altitude = ???
(a)
marked east-west parallel to equator
Latitude
Altitude
Ocean Currents
Large Bodies of Water
height above sea level
Latitude
Altitude
Mountain Ranges
Specific Heat Capacity
the amount of hear required to increase the temperature by 1 degree Celsius
Specific Heat Capacity
Core Heat Capacity
Headline Heat Capacity
Power Heat Capacity
ocean waters are constantly moving because of ????
(a)
most frequent or predominant wind direction that an area experiences
(a)
blocks the patj of the prevailing winds
(a)
seasonal shift in prevailing wind
(a)
Northeast monsoon, weak cyclone
Amihan
Habagat
Southwest Monsoon, heavy rain
Amihan
Habagat
meaning of ENSO
(a)
warming of ocean surface
El niño
La niña
Neutral
cooling of ocean surface
El niño
La niña
Neutral
Major changes in Wind Pattern/Precipitation/Temperature
(a)
Give atleast 3 Major Effects of Climate Change
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