4) Water vapor levels in Earth's atmosphere ________.

A) range between 0% and 4%

B) vary from place to place and time to time

C) are a major mechanism of transport of latent heat

D) all of the above

 

5) Which of the following can influence temperature?

A) position on a landmass                  B) cloud cover

C) altitude                                          D) all of the above

 

 

10) Clouds consist of ________.

A) water droplets        B) white-colored gases

C) ice particles            D) either water droplets or ice particles

 

11) When warm moist air moves over a cold surface, ________ fog may result.

A) upslope                 B) steam                     C) radiation                D) advection

 

 

13) What two kinds of fog are the result of adding moisture to a layer of air?

A) radiation and upslope         B) advection and radiation

C) steam and frontal               D) upslope and steam

 

14) The Sahara and Australian deserts (among others) are associated with the ________.

A) anticyclone            B) subpolar low                      C) subtropical high     D) equatorial low

 

 

16) When the pressure gradient force is balanced by the Coriolis force, high altitude ________ move parallel to isobars.

A) geostrophic winds  B) monsoons              C) valley breezes         D) chinooks

 

18)   

Examine the map showing air pressure in millibars. Which of the four lettered locations deserves a wind hazard alert?

A) A              B) B               C) C               D) D

 

19) Because unequal heating of Earth's surface generates these pressure differences, ________ is/are the ultimate energy source for most wind.

A) solar radiation                   B) hot springs

C) the greenhouse effect                    D) caves

 

21) A cyclone is ________.

A) another name for the low-pressure systems that take several days to travel across North America from west to east

B) the term for circulation around any low-pressure center, no matter how large or intense it is

C) another name for a tornado

D) another name for a hurricane

 

22) On a weather map, ________ are shown by a line with triangular points on one side.

A) dragon mouths       B) occluded fronts      C) warm fronts            D) cold fronts

 

25) Should people be more concerned about tornado warnings or tornado watches?

A) tornado watches                B) tornado warnings              

C) both mean the same thing   D) neither are of concern

 

 

 

Fill in the blank. Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers the question. (1 point each)

26) Relative to lower temperatures, high temperatures require ________ (more / the same amount / less) moisture to fully saturate the air.

 

27) Mixing ratio, relative humidity, and dew-point temperature are all ways of measuring the amount of ________ in the air.

 

28)

Examine the photo. These balloons are rising because the ________ air inside the balloon is less dense than the surrounding air.

 

29) ________ occurs when warm air is forced up and over a mass of cooler air.

 

30) ________ is a cloud with its base at or very near the ground.

 

31) Updrafts in cumulonimbus clouds may loft small particles of ice through the cloud, coating them and producing ________.

 

32) ________ is the result of horizontal differences in air pressure.

 

33) For a low-pressure center to be maintained or strengthened, the surface convergence must be balanced by ________ aloft.

 

34) In the Northern Hemisphere, the Coriolis effect shifts objects to the ________ of their straight-line paths.

 

35) Chinook and Santa Ana winds are warm, dry winds created when air descends the leeward side of a mountain and ________ by compression.

 

36) Polar easterlies may dominate Alaska's prevailing winds, and NE trade winds may dominate in Hawaii, but ________ dominate the prevailing winds of the "lower 48" (contiguous) United States.

 

#26-40 Vocabulary (extra words and/or phrases are included, not all will be used)

 

cold front

warm front

occluded front

left

right

warms

cools

southerlies

westerlies

Mohs Scale

enhanced Fujita intensity scale

Saffir-Simpson scale

less

more

same

water vapor

hot (warm)

rain

freezing rain

fog

cyclone

hail

sleet

wind

divergence

convergence

frontal sparking

frontal wedging

reverse wedging

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