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Test Description: Test relates to wind and pressure patterns
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1) A strong surface wind is blowing from Salem toward Roanoke. Roanoke has a barometric pressure of 1015 millibars. The barometric pressure in Salem would most likely be
A
998 mb
B
1015 mb
C
1005 mb
D
1028 mb
2) In Roanoke, if the temperature of the atmosphere increases, the air pressure will most likely
A
remain the same
B
decrease
C
both increase and decrease
D
increase
3) The factor that most directly affects the wind speed between two locations is
A
the Coriolis Effect
B
amount of cloud cover
C
air pressure
D
the dewpoint temperature
4) On May 11, 2008 in the afternoon, the barometric pressure fell rapidly. This indicated
A
decreasing temperatures
B
the sky was becoming clear
C
the humidity was decreasing
D
approaching storms with high winds and hail
5) Clouds form when
A
water vapor does not condense and no condensation nuclei are present
B
the sky has been clear for a long period of time
C
air is at or below its dewpoint and condensation nuclei are present
D
the Earth is rotating the slowest
6) The weather map shows isobars very close together (a steep pressure gradient). Which of these is most likely occurring?
A
very low temperatures
B
strong winds
C
very dry air
D
low visibility
7) As the wind velocity decreases, the distance between the isobars on the weather map will
A
remain the same
B
decrease
C
not change
D
increase
8) Which factor is most directly related to wind velocity?
A
the pressure gradient
B
the type of clouds
C
the dewpoint temperature
D
the relative humidity
9) On May 10, in Roanoke, the barometric pressure was 29.88 inches and rising. This reading most likely indicates
A
slowly improving conditions
B
rapidly clearing skies
C
an approaching storm
D
a tornado approaching
10) Air pressure is usually highest when the air is
A
warm and humid
B
warm and dry
C
cold and dry
D
cold and humid
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