Weather

AWarm and stormy BCool and calm CCool and warm DStormy and calm

Athermometer Bbarometer Canemometer Daltometer

APolar continental BPolar maritime CArctic DContinental tropical

AHail BOcean currents CRain DSleet

AThe animals make it move by flapping their wings BAir moves between two areas of different air pressure COceans move up and down causing the air to move around DEarth spins and make the atmosphere move

AThe amount of heat in the air BThe amount of water vapor present in the air CHow far up in the atmosphere something is DThe speed that winds travel

AThe tilting of Earth as it rotates around the Sun BThe formation of hurricanes and tornadoes CThe curve of wind and ocean currents with Earth's rotation DThe quickening of winds from the moon's gravity

ALatitude only sometimes influences the climate of an area BThe closer to the equator, the colder it is; the closer to the poles, the hotter it is CThe closer to the equator, the hotter it is; the closer to the poles, the colder it is DLatitude makes animals choose where they are going to live

AAreas that are low in altitude do not have cold weather because their air is so dense BAreas that are higher in altitude tend to be colder because the air is less dense CAreas that are higher in altitude have higher temperatures because they are closer to the Sun DAreas that are higher in altitude tend to be colder because less animals live there

AThe Rainman Effect BWater Shadow Effect CThe Coriolis Effect DRain Shadow Effect

AThey lower the temperature of the atmosphere by shoot out more of the Sun's energy BThey increase the density of the atmosphere and cause it to absorb more heat CThey build a greenhouse around Earth that makes plants grow more DThey tear down trees and create pollution that kills animals

AWarm BCold CHot DPrecipitation