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Weather & Climate Unit Review Game
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1
What is dew point?
cold enough temperatures for water vapor to condense
clouds
wetness on the grass in the morning
saturation of water vapor in clouds
2
Why is 'tornado alley' so likely to experience tornadoes?
ALL humid air masses here
ALL warm air masses here
NO air masses here
VARIETY of air masses collide here
3
Why are hurricanes more likely to form in the Gulf of Mexico opposed to the Arctic Ocean?
fueled by dry air
fueled by air masses that are below 60 degrees
fueled by air masses that are 80F or warmer
fueled by humid air
4
How does Western Australia have a desert climate if it is near the coast?
Westerly winds carry air masses over the land long distances
Easterly winds carry air masses over the land long distances
Westerly winds carry air masses over water long distances
Easterly winds carry air masses over water long distances
5
What stage of the water cycle are the clouds considered?
precipitation
runoff
evaporation
condensation
6
Which factors are most responsible for the TEMPERATURE of a location
altitude & latitude ONLY
topography & winds
altitude, latitude, nearby oceans
7
Which climate zone is this graph representing? (line graph: temperature)
ALL the zones
temperate zone
polar zone
tropical zone
8
According to station model D, what can you expect the weather to be like?
cloudy, E winds
sunny, dropping pressure
sunny, clear
cloudy, N winds
9
What type of clouds and precipitation are a result of FAST, cold air moving?
stratus, heavy precipitation
cumulonimbus, light precipitation
stratus, light precipitation
cumulonimbus, heavy precipitation
10
What type of climate region does the following graph represent? (bar graph = precipitation)
temperate, arid
tropical, arid
polar, marsh
polar, wet & dry
11
How would the Sierra Nevada Mts. (West Coast) change humid air masses coming from the ocean?
warm the air - causing a tropical climate in Nevada
cool the air - causing a polar climate in Nevada
humidify the air - causing more rain in Nevada
dry the air - causing a desert climate in Nevada
12
What type of clouds and rain are a result of the SLOW moving warm air mass?
stratus, heavy precipitation
stratus, light precipitation
cumulonimbus, heavy precipitation
cumulonimbus, light precipitation
13
If there is LOW PRESSURE at every front, what will the weather be like?
sunny, calm
sunny, precipitation
overcast, precipitation
overcast, calm
14
Which statement is TRUE about climate regions?
temperature is ONLY affected by latitude and altitude
have specific, set boundaries
inland climates tend to more extreme than coastal climates
never change
15
What kind of day would it be like in Minneapolis, Minnesota?
no clouds, heavy precipitation
sunny, clear, calm
stratus clouds, light precipitation
cumulonimbus clouds, heavy precipitation
16
Why is the temperate zone more likely to experience tornadoes compared to polar or tropical?
air masses of different temperatures & humidity
cold all year long
warm all year long
no air masses
17
Which symbol is an occluded front; when a cool air mass catches another and moves warm air out?
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3
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18
What is the BOUNDARY between two different air masses?
front
temperate zone
air mass
weather
19
What kind of air mass is described as WARM and DRY?
tropical, continental
continental, polar
continental
maritime, polar
20
Which factor would influence flooding the most?
longitude
ocean current temperatures
global wind patterns
elevation of the land
21
What kind of day would it be like at San Francisco, California?
heavy rain, cumulonimbus clouds
sunny, calm
light rain, stratus clouds
windy, cloudy
22
Which factors are most responsible for the PRECIPITATION of an area?
topography & winds
latitude
neaby oceans
23
Which type of front is the SLOWEST moving and sometimes results in slightly warmer or colder?
occluded front
warm front
cold front
stationary front
24
As the tree got older, what happened to the climate? (newest growth: outside ring)
becoming rainier
becoming drier
no change in climate conditions
25
What information does an isobar share?
cloud coverage
dew point
temperature
pressure
26
What is the pressure doing at Los Angeles, California?
fluctuating
falling
rising
staying the same
27
What kind of pressure is at every frontal boundary? Remember the air masses are mixing.
lower air pressure
rapidly increasing air pressure
NO air pressure
higher air pressure
28
If a MARITIME, TROPICAL air mass travels from the Gulf of Mexico, Florida will get ___?
cooler
warmer, same humidity
warmer, more humid
warmer, drier
29
What type of cloud is in the picture and what air mass will it bring with it?
cumulonimbus clouds, cold air
nimbostratus, warm air
cumulonimbus clouds, warm air
nimbostratus, cold air
30
What kind of air mass is described as COLD and HUMID?
maritime, tropical
maritime, polar
polar
continental, polar
31
NOTE: How will you continue to study? I will . . .
old quizzes & book readings
'key concepts' in the book (blue keys)
play Kahoot again
lab follow-up questions
32
What happens as you travel up to the Highlands, at higher altitudes, compared to surroundings.
warmer temperatures
cooler & more precipitations
less precipitation
more types of plants & animals
33
Which location will be a sunny, calm day?
NW system
SE system
both systems
34
Desertification is the result of what type of extreme weather, usually inland.
hurricanes
extreme winds
drought
tornadoes
35
What will the weather be like in a few hours in Washington DC?
sunny, clear, calm
no clouds, heavy precipitation
cumulonimbus, heavy precipitation
stratus, light precipitation
36
Which location needs to develop crop growing routines for floods and drought? (line-temperature
RIGHT graph
MIDDLE graph
ALL three locations
LEFT graph
37
Which types of fronts bring COLD air masses through an area?
cold fronts and occluded fronts
warm fronts and stationary fronts
only cold fronts
only stationary fronts