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When an air parcel is warmer than the surrounding air, it will...
a) turn into water vapor.
b) rise into the troposphere.
c) become warmer as it rises.
d) will become surface water.
Air parcels can be pushed HIGHER up into the troposphere than usual from what?
a) Hotter water vapor.
b) Warmer surrounding air.
c) Larger hailstones.
d) strong winds
The troposphere is the warm at the surface and _________ at its highest point.
a) heaviest
b) hottest
c) coldest
d) thinest
If two air parcels were filled with air at the same time, one with 40 degree air and the other with 20 degree air, which one would go higher?
a) The one with 20 degree air because it is hotter.
b) The one with 40 degree air because it is hotter.
c) The one with 40 degree air because it is cooler.
d) They will both go the same height into the troposphere.
As an air parcel rises, energy transfers from the warm air parcel to the cold surrounding air until _____.
a) their temperatures become equal.
b) their temperatures are different.
c) their temperatures become warmer.
d) their temperatures become water vapor.
If an air parcel loses more and more energy as it cools,...
a) the more energy is transferred and the less it rises.
b) the less energy is transferred as it condenses.
c) the more energy transfers and more rainfall can happen.
d) the more energy is transferred and the smaller the cloud.
When an air parcel begins with a higher temperature,...
a) the lower it will rise in the troposphere.
b) the higher it will rise in the troposphere.
c) it will produce less rainfall.
d) the smaller cloud it will create.
When the sun transfers energy to water it changes phases and turns into what?
a) water vapor
b) evaporate
c) clouds
d) air
Which one of these factors will create a larger storm?
a) A small amount of surface water.
b) No wind.
c) Cold air parcels.
d) Large amount of surface water.
An air parcel with a high starting temperature and high water vapor will do what?
a) Transfer more energy and have more rainfall.
b) Transfer more energy and have less rainfall.
c) Not transfer energy and have no rainfall.
d) Transfer more energy and will only become a cloud.
Wind is caused by pressure moving from areas of...
a) low pressure to high surface water.
b) high temperatures to low pressure.
c) high pressure to low pressure.
d) low pressure to high pressure.
There will be a higher transfer of energy from an air parcel when...
a) an air parcel stays on the surface.
b) an air parcel goes higher into the troposphere.
c) there is more surface water.
d) an air parcel is lower in the troposphere.
Three factors that can cause the largest storm are;
a) Less surface water, high temperatures, and strong winds.
b) More surface water, higher temperatures, and no winds.
c) More surface water, higher temperatures, light winds.
d) More surface water, higher temperatures, and stronger winds.
Systems go through periods of stability and periods of what?
a) winds
b) change
c) transfer
d) energy
Energy ALWAYS transfers in what direction?
a) cold to hot
b) hot to college
c) hot to cold
d) hot to collision
How does the amount of surface water affect the amount of water vapor?
a) More surface water equals less water vapor and less surface water equals less water vapor.
b) The amount of surface does not affect the amount of water vapor in an air parcel.
c) More surface water equals more water vapor and less surface water equals less water vapor.
d) lLess surface water equals more water water vapor and more surface water equals less water vapor..
How are winds formed?
a) WInds are created when areas of low pressure are forced up into the troposphere.
b) Winds are formed when a high pressure system remains in the same area.
c) Winds are formed when areas of low pressure move toward areas of high pressure.
d) Winds are formed when areas of high pressure move towards areas of low pressure.
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