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Ch 4 Regional Climate
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1
Which of the following patterns are true in a climate map?
there is no climate pattern
Climate follows lattitude
Climate follows longitude
2
Which of following distributes heat from the equator to the poles?
a) Convection cells in the atmosphere
b) Ocean currents
neither a or b
Both a and b
3
What happens when cool dry air sinks
warms up and releases water
cools down and releases water
cools down and absorbs water
warms up and absorbs water
4
Why do large bodies of water affect weather and climate?
water has a high heat capacity
water only affects weather not climate
large bodies of water don't affect weather and climate
water has a low heat capacity
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Climate is:
weather patterns over decades
daily weather patterns
monthly weather patterns
a prediction of daily weather
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Why do prevailing winds blow from the east to the west?
Ocean Gyres
coriolis effect
Convection currents
Global Conveyor Belt
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What does warm, humid air do when it rises?
cools down and absorbs water
warms up and absorbs water
warms up and release water
cools down and release water
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What factors affect climate?
all of the above
Elevation
Prevailing winds
Oceans and continents
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Are day to day weather changes evidence of climate change?
False
True
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Using the 2 graphs, what conclusions can you make about the climate in Minnesota vs Arizona?
Temperatures are very similar
Minnesota has a lower annual temperature
Arizona has a lower annual temperature
Minnesota has higher annual temperature
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Which Biome do we live in?
Boreal Forest
Decidous Forest
Savannah
Tundra
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Which factor most likely causes two cities at the same elevation and lattitude to have different yearly avg temp ranges?
rotation of the earth
distance from a large body of water
the rain-shadow effect
duration of sunlight