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The Atmosphere - Review Questions

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  1. The earth's is tilted on it's axis approximately:

    1. 21.5°

    2. 23.5°

    3. 25.3°

    4. 25.5°



  1. The date with the shortest amount of daylight in the Southern Hemisphere is:

    1. June 22

    2. March 21

    3. September 23

    4. December 22



  1. The two dates on which equal daylight and night time hours occur are:

    1. June 22 / March 21

    2. March 21 / September 23

    3. September 23 / December 22

    4. March 21 / December 22



  1. The earth is closest to the sun in the Northern Hemisphere summer. (TRUE, FALSE)





  1. Temperatures inside a closed vehicle can reach 140°F-190°F degrees within 30 minutes on a hot, sunny day. (TRUE, FALSE)




  1. Usually, fair and dry/hot weather is associated with high pressure around ____________ (30°N/S, 50°-60° N/S) latitude with rainy and stormy weather associated with low pressure around ____________ (30°N/S, 50°-60° N/S) latitude.



  1. The global circulation pattern which dominates the tropics is called the:

    1. Polar cell

    2. Ferrel cell

    3. Brady cell

    4. Hadley cell



  1. Jet streams also "follow the sun" in that as the sun's elevation _____________ (increases, decreases) each day in the spring, the jet streams shifts by moving ______________ (north, south) during the Northern Hemisphere spring.



  1. Climates are the average weather conditions usually found in a particular place. (TRUE, FALSE)




  1. Exposure to full sunshine can increase heat index values by up to:

    1. 5°F

    2. 8°F

    3. 12°F

    4. 15°F



  1. If the relative humidity is _____________, the capacity for air to hold water is _____________. Therefore, the amount of evaporation is ______________ and the heat removed from the body is _______________.

    1. low, smaller, lower, more

    2. high, larger, higher, less

    3. high, smaller, lower, less

    4. low, smaller, higher, more



  1. If the temperature outside is -5°F and the wind chill temperature is -31°F, then your car's radiator temperature will be -31°F. (TRUE, FALSE)



  1. In 1868, the Christmas Day record high temperature of 101°F would have most likely occurred in which city?

    1. New York City, NY

    2. Miami, Florida

    3. Sydney, Australia

    4. Phoenix, AZ



  1. Usually, fair and dry/hot weather is associated with __________ pressure, with rainy and stormy weather associated with ___________ pressure.

    1. normal / low

    2. high / low

    3. low / high

    4. high / normal





  1. Tropical climates always experience…

    1. severe winters

    2. low humidity

    3. warm air

    4. dry summers



  1. In dry climates, yearly precipitation…

    1. is less than the rate of evaporation.

    2. greater than the rate of evaporation.

    3. greater than 30 inches.

    4. less than that in polar climates.



  1. Which of the following is true?

    1. Climates at high latitudes are very warm.

    2. The Great Lakes cause the climate to be colder.

    3. Places at lower elevations tend to have higher temperatures.

    4. The Rocky Mountains are generally in a moist subtropical mid-latitude climate.


  1. Of the follow main Köppen climates, which is not one the six main climate divisions?

    1. Highland

    2. Desert

    3. Tropical

    4. Polar


  1. During an equinox, the Sun is directly over what part of the Earth at noon?

    1. Southern Hemisphere

    2. Tropic of Capricorn

    3. Tropic of Cancer

    4. Equator


  1. The 10-year average (1997-2006) for heat related deaths in the U.S. is _________ in a typical year.

    1. 92

    2. 123

    3. 145

    4. 170


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