This document contains a review quiz with questions on climate and weather-related topics. It includes multiple choice identification questions asking about concepts like climate, air masses, jet streams, and polar stars. It also has true/false questions testing understanding of topics such as elevation, wind patterns, temperature lapse rates, tree growth rings, and the Great Oxygenation event. The quiz seems aimed at assessing a student's knowledge of basic climate science terminology and relationships.
This document contains a review quiz with questions on climate and weather-related topics. It includes multiple choice identification questions asking about concepts like climate, air masses, jet streams, and polar stars. It also has true/false questions testing understanding of topics such as elevation, wind patterns, temperature lapse rates, tree growth rings, and the Great Oxygenation event. The quiz seems aimed at assessing a student's knowledge of basic climate science terminology and relationships.
This document contains a review quiz with questions on climate and weather-related topics. It includes multiple choice identification questions asking about concepts like climate, air masses, jet streams, and polar stars. It also has true/false questions testing understanding of topics such as elevation, wind patterns, temperature lapse rates, tree growth rings, and the Great Oxygenation event. The quiz seems aimed at assessing a student's knowledge of basic climate science terminology and relationships.
IDENTIFICATION 1. It is the average weather conditions over a certain area and time frame of at least 30 years. 2. It is an atmospheric condition over a short period of time. IDENTIFICATION 3. An imaginary line that runs along the equator. 4. It is the movement of the air from high pressure to low pressure areas. It is an aspect of climate. IDENTIFICATION 5. It is the boundary between two air masses with different temperature and moisture content. 6. It is a large volume of air with almost same temperature and moisture throughout. IDENTIFICATION 7. It is the ground layer that remains frozen for at least two consecutive years. 8. These wind system is formed when wind do not descend at 30° latitude continue to travel towards the poles. IDENTIFICATION 9. A star that is 27 times as powerful as the Sun.
10. Commonly known as the North
Star. TRUE OR FALSE 1. Elevation tells how high or low we are on the earth’s surface.
2. Wind is the movement of the air
from low pressure to high pressure areas. TRUE OR FALSE 3. The higher the latitude, the warmer the temperature will be.
4. If a cold ocean current passes by, it
will cool the surrounding air. TRUE OR FALSE 5. Temperature Lapse Rate is the rate at which atmospheric temperature decreases with an increase in altitude. 6. Mountain ranges act as barriers to the movement of air masses. TRUE OR FALSE 7. Growth rings indicates the age of trees and shells. 8. Albedo measures the light absorptive property of a surface. TRUE OR FALSE 9. Water’s thermal capacity of bodies of water is low. 10. The Great Oxygenation event happened due to the existence and abundance of anaerobic bacteria.