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World Climate Zones
World Climate Zones
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1
Which climate is similar to arid, but without as extreme temperatures and more rain?
Temperate Marine
Semiarid
Tundra
Tropical Wet and Dry
2
Name the climate zone.
Arid
Polar
Temperate Continental
Tropical Wet and Dry
3
Which climate has warm summers and cool winters? This is the climate zone we live in!
Temperate Continental
Temperate Marine
Arid
Tropical Wet
4
Which of the following
IS NOT
a factor that effects the climate of an area
?
Latitude
Longitude
Elevation
Ocean Currents and Wind
5
Name the climate zone.
Semi Arid
Polar
Tropical Wet
Arid
6
Name the climate zone.
Temperate Continental
Arid
Tropical Wet
Polar
7
Which of the 3 factors that effects climate does the image show below?
Ocean Currents and Wind
Elevation
Latitdue
8
Name the climate zone.
Temperate Continental
Tropical Wet
Arid
Temperate Marine
9
Which of the 3 factors that effects climate does the image show below?
Elevation
Ocean Currents and Winds
Latitude
10
Name the climate zone.
Temperate Continental
Temperate Marine
Arid
Tropical Wet
11
Which climate has warm, humid temperatures and rainfall all year?
Tropical Wet
Temperate Marine
Tropical Wet and Dry
Polar
12
Which climate is found where ocean currents lead to warm, wet winters and cool summers?
Temperate Continental
Tropical Wet and Dry
Polar
Temperate Marine
13
Which of the 3 factors that effects climate does the image show below?
Ocean Currents and Wind
Latitude
Elevation
14
Which climate zone is known for it's rainy and dry seasons?
Tropical Wet and Dry
Polar
Temperate Continental
Tropical Wet
15
Which climate zone is cold all year round and some areas never get above freezing?
Semiarid
Tropical Wet
Arid
Polar
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Which climate zone is known for it's extreme temperatures and little to no rainfall?
Polar
Arid
Tropical Wet
Semiarid