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Weather Patterns Chapter 7 Mc-graw Hill.
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A layer of gases between 5 and 11 miles thick
a) troposphere
b) blizzard
c) insolation
d) climate
This weather may occur when warm air rises
a) Blizzard
b) Rain Shadow
c) Thunderstorm
d) Climate
Average temperature and average rainfall are two important variables for determining
a) air mass
b) air pressure
c) precipitation
d) climate
Includes several feet of snowfall
a) blizzard
b) hurricane
c) thunderstorm
d) precipitation
Energy from the sun that reaches a planet's surface
a) insolation
b) air pressure
c) rain shadow
d) air mass
A large region of air with a similar temperature and humidity
a) air pressure
b) air mass
c) hurricane
d) rain shadow
A storm with winds blowing faster than 74 miles per hour
a) thunderstorm
b) precipitation
c) blizzard
d) hurricane
Hail, rain, sleet and snow are known as
a) precipitation
b) hurricanes
c) thunderstorms
d) blizzard
Dry area on the leeward side of the mountain
a) windward
b) drought
c) rain shadow
d) valley
At sea level, it measures an average of 1.04 kg/cm squared
a) air mass
b) air pressure
c) temperature
d) climate
A device that measures wind speed with rotating cups
a) weather vane
b) barometer
c) aneroid barometer
d) anemometer
Which type of storm of storm only forms over large bodies of warm water?
a) tornado
b) hurricane
c) thunderstorm
d) blizzard
Which layer of the atmosphere is farthest from the Earth's surface?
a) troposphere
b) stratosphere
c) thermosphere
d) exosphere
A storm with 35 mile per hour winds, frozen precipitation, and 1/4 mile visibility
a) blizzard
b) hurricane
c) cyclone
d) thunderstorm
Which of these does NOT affect the climate of a city?
a) population
b) ocean currents
c) mountain ranges
d) altitude
Which zone is the equator located in (very warm and wet)?
a) polar
b) temperate
c) tropic
d) arctic
Which zone is the US in that has warm summers and cold winters?
a) temperate
b) tropic
c) polar
d) arctic
Clouds form...
a) as liquid water fills the sky
b) from very cold air becoming hot in the sky
c) as water vapor cools and condenses around dust
d) as fog lifts into the atmosphere
Lightning is caused by
a) clouds colliding
b) air becoming hot suddenly and expanding
c) static electricity shooting through the sky
d) all of these
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