Ch. 3 Exam Review - Climate and Resources

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1
As the latitude of your location increases,
it generally gets colder
temperature is not affected
it generally gets warmer
there is more precipitation (rain and snow)
2
the clearing of trees faster than they can grow
habitat
deforestation
climate change
natural resources
3
The two dry climate types are
desert and highland
mediterranean and humid continental
steppe and highland
desert and steppe
4
Which climate zone do plants and animals adapt by not needing as much water?
polar
dry
highland
tropical
5
resources Earth replaces naturally
deforestation
renewable resources
ocean currents
fossil fuels
6
Which of these DOESN'T affect the climate in an area?
a large body of water nearby
latitude (distance from equator)
population density
elevation
7
Which of the temperate climate zones is Philadelphia in?
marine west coast
humid continental
humid subtropical
mediterranean
8
Monsoons are
rocks that have been eroded over time
volcanic eruptions
season winds that bring heavy rains
hurricanes
9
Which climate zone is Jakarta in?
polar
tropical
temperate
highland
10
The Pacific Northwest of the United States is mostly which climate zone?
desert
humid continental
marine west coast
mediterranean
11
The two types of tropical climate zones are
humid and mediterranean
savanna and continental
desert and steppe
humid and savanna
12
Which of the following is NOT a renewable resource?
petroleum (oil)
solar energy
hydroelectric energy (water)
wind
13
Which climate zone is Los Angeles in?
polar
temperate
tropical
highland
14
The climate zone nearest to the equator
dry
temperate
tropical
polar
15
One advantage of nuclear power is that
it's no big deal if the waste is spilled
it's easy to store the waste
it's inexpensive
it doesn't pollute the air
16
anything in nature that humans use and value
habitat
permafrost
natural resource
deforestation

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Ch. 3 Exam Review - Climate and Resources

16 termsStudBud Administration247 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards16 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 16

Answers

1
As the latitude of your location increases,
it generally gets colder
temperature is not affected
it generally gets warmer
there is more precipitation (rain and snow)
2
the clearing of trees faster than they can grow
habitat
deforestation
climate change
natural resources
3
The two dry climate types are
desert and highland
mediterranean and humid continental
steppe and highland
desert and steppe
4
Which climate zone do plants and animals adapt by not needing as much water?
polar
dry
highland
tropical
5
resources Earth replaces naturally
deforestation
renewable resources
ocean currents
fossil fuels
6
Which of these DOESN'T affect the climate in an area?
a large body of water nearby
latitude (distance from equator)
population density
elevation
7
Which of the temperate climate zones is Philadelphia in?
marine west coast
humid continental
humid subtropical
mediterranean
8
Monsoons are
rocks that have been eroded over time
volcanic eruptions
season winds that bring heavy rains
hurricanes
9
Which climate zone is Jakarta in?
polar
tropical
temperate
highland
10
The Pacific Northwest of the United States is mostly which climate zone?
desert
humid continental
marine west coast
mediterranean
11
The two types of tropical climate zones are
humid and mediterranean
savanna and continental
desert and steppe
humid and savanna
12
Which of the following is NOT a renewable resource?
petroleum (oil)
solar energy
hydroelectric energy (water)
wind
13
Which climate zone is Los Angeles in?
polar
temperate
tropical
highland
14
The climate zone nearest to the equator
dry
temperate
tropical
polar
15
One advantage of nuclear power is that
it's no big deal if the waste is spilled
it's easy to store the waste
it's inexpensive
it doesn't pollute the air
16
anything in nature that humans use and value
habitat
permafrost
natural resource
deforestation