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Based on temperature changes within the last 100 year scientist are coming to the conclusion that climate change is real
False
True
2
A periodic reversal of the pattern of ocean currents and water temperatures in the mid-pacific region is called...
El Niño
A doldrum
La Llorona
A Coriolis
3
In which type of climate are Tropical Rain Forests are found?
Arctic Climates
Temperate or Mid-latitude Climates
Dry Climates
Tropical Climates
4
Coniferous trees are trees that produce cones and have needle-shaped leaves, like Pine trees.
True
False
5
Air that moves across the surface of the Earth is called
Doldrums
Current
Coriolis
Wind
6
Mountain ranges do not affect the climate of a region.
True
False
7
The latitudinal line located at 23.5°N is called...
The Tropic of Cancer
The Equator
The Prime Meridian
The Tropic of Capricorn
8
The Earth rotates on its axis...
every month
every week
every 365 days
every 24 hours
9
The seasons are reversed north and south of the equator when is winter in the north it's summer in..
The West
Narnia
The East
The South
10
Climate refers to weather conditions as measured over...
days
Many years
A short period of time
weeks
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All of these are factors that affect climate, except for...
Climate
Elevation
Biome
Landform
12
In which type of climate are deserts found?
Tropical climate
Temperate climate
Dry climate
Polar or arctic climate
13
Twice a year, direct Sunlight falls on the equator and day time and nighttime are equal. This day is called...
Solstice
The Polar Night
The Midnight Sun
Equinox
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The region from 30°North latitude to 30°South latitude, including the Equator, is known as...
The Low Latitudes
The Mid-latitudes
The High Latitudes
The Belt
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The Latitude line at 23.5°S is called...
The Prime Meridian
The Tropic of Cancer
The Equator
The Tropic of Capricorn
16
A major type of ecological community defined primarily by distinctive vegetation and animal groups is...
A pack
A murder
a pride
a biome
17
The longest day of Sunlight to the Northern Hemisphere, June 21
st
The Winter equinox
The Winter Solstice
The Summer Equinox
The Summer Solstice
18
In which type of climate are deciduous and coniferous trees usually found?
Tropical Climate
Mid-latitude or temperate climate
Dry Climate
Polar or Arctic Climate
19
For six months of the year one pole gets continuous sunlight. This is called
Twilight
Endless Sun
The Midnight Sun
The Polar Night
20
An important aspect of the Earth-Sun relationship is that the Earth’s axis is...
Leveled
Right
Balanced
Tilted
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The orbit of the Earth around the sun is called a...
Hypoxy
Rotation
Circle
Revolution
22
A frequently windless area around the Equator, where the horizontal movement of the trade winds dies down is called...
Valhalla
Elysium
the Doldrums
Mordor
23
Temperature is mostly measured in degrees
Just Fahrenheit
Celcius and Fahrenheit
Just Celcius
Kelvin
24
Which of these is the main factor affecting the climate of a region?
Doldrums
The Rain Shadow Effect
The Latitude on which a region is found
The Biome of a region
25
The Earth rotates from...
North to South
East to West
South to West
West to East
26
The process that occurs when the Sun’s radiation passes through the atmosphere where it cannot escape back into space is
Easterlies
The Greenhouse Effect
Westerlies
Doldrums
27
Deciduous trees are trees that change with the seasons, shedding their leaves in fall and coming back to live in spring.
True
False
28
A revolution of the Earth around the sun takes...
365 Days
24 hours
650 Days
30 days
29
The shortest day of Sunlight to the northern hemisphere, December 22
nd
The Summer Equinox
The Summer Solstice
The Winter Solstice
The Winter Equinox
30
Weather is the condition of the atmosphere in one place over a
Centuries
A long period of time
A short period of time
Millennia
31
The Earth’s axis is tilted at...
26°
25°
23.5°
30°
32
The prevailing winds of the low latitudes are called
Currents
Trade Winds
Doldrums
Horse Latitude
33
Permanently frozen subsoil, usually found in subarctic regions, is known as
Oasis
Permafrost
Biome
El Nino
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For six months of the year one pole gets continuous night. This is called
Midnight Sun
Polar Night
The Shining
Daybreak
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The doldrums were known as _____ to navigators in the Age of Discovery.
Narnia
Mordor
El Niño
The Horse Latitudes