S6E4 Weather & Climate Review

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S6E4 Weather & Climate Review

The ____ is the source of all energy in our atmosphere.

The Sun

Reflection and absorption by the atmosphere prevent some ____ from reaching Earth’s surface.

Radiation

Which layer contains ozone?

Stratosphere

Which of the following is NOT characteristic of the troposphere? a. contains a high level of water vapor b. contains a high level of atmospheric gases c. contains a high level of ozone d. extends from the surface to about 10 km

c. contains a high level of ozone

Plants and animals thrived on Earth after the ozone was formed Plants and animals thrived on Earth after the ozone was formed. It protects us from ___.

Radiation

The troposphere is the layer of the atmosphere closest to Earth’s surface. Which of these would you expect to find in the troposphere? a. a shooting star b. clouds and rain c. extremely high temperatures d. the ionosphere

b. clouds and rain

Which of the following is NOT one of the solids found in the atmosphere? a. pollen b. Salt c. dust d. sand

d. Sand

What are the two major gases in the atmosphere?

Nitrogen (N) & Oxygen (O) 78% Oxygen 21% 1% Trace Gasses

Cold air is denser than warm air; therefore, it has ____ pressure.

Higher

Wind results when two air masses collide that have a difference in _____.

Pressure

An air mass gets its temperature and humidity from _____. a. the land or water over which it forms b. the latitude at which it forms c. changes in the upper atmosphere d. the air masses that surround it

a. the land or water over which it forms

Warm air is less dense than cold air Warm air is less dense than cold air. When a warm air mass moves into a cold air mass the warm air mass____. This results in a warm front. a. is compressed into a smaller mass, as it becomes even warmer b. is squeezed downward which causes clouds and rain c. slides up and over the cold air leading to gentle rain or light snow d. pushed quickly upward where there is the possibility of a thunderstorm

c. slides up and over the cold air leading to gentle rain or light snow

At the seashore late in the afternoon on a hot, sunny day, a person often feels a strong breeze coming in from the ocean. Which of the following is the reason for the breeze? a. There are no clouds to block the wind coming in from the ocean. b. The cool air over the ocean rushes in to replace that warm air rising over the land. c. The pounding of waves generate air currents. d. The warm air over the ocean rushes in to replace the cool air rising over the land.

b. The cool air over the ocean rushes in to replace that warm air rising over the land.

An air mass forms over the Gulf of Mexico and moves northeast across Georgia. What weather conditions are likely to occur in Georgia?

Warm and humid

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a snowstorm? a. air is below freezing all the way to the ground b. heavy snowfall blocks roads c. blowing winds make people lose their way d. a sudden increase in humidity

d. a sudden increase in humidity

On a hot summer day, the wind suddenly starts to blow, clouds start to form, there is a brief thunderstorm, and it becomes cooler. What probably happened? a. a seasonal change began b. a warm front passed through c. a stationary front passed through d. a cold front passed through

d. Cold front passed through

Currents in the Atlantic Ocean flow from the equator where they are warmed towards areas to the Arctic Ocean where they are cooled. As they flow back towards the equator, what is the effect on the nearby land? a. The land is dried b. The land becomes a rainforest c. The land is cooled d. The land is warmed

c. The land is cooled.

What is a large, swirling storm that forms over warm, tropical water called?

Hurricane

Severe weather can be very dangerous Severe weather can be very dangerous. What does it mean when the National Weather Service issues a tornado warning? a. There is a small chance of a tornado forming. b. A tornado might occur the next day. c. A tornado is a nearby area, but it is not severe enough cause damage. d. A tornado has been sighted and immediate action should be taken.

d. A tornado has been sighted and immediate action should be taken.

Which of the following statements is correct? a. Thunder is electricity. b. Lightning causes thunder. c. Thunder comes before lightning. d. Air molecules change into lightning.

b. Lightning causes thunder. (Lightning heats the air around the bolt causing the sound of thunder.)

Lightning McQueen comes first and Chick “Thunder” Hicks follows behind.

Large, dark clouds that produce different types of severe weather such as thunderstorms and tornadoes are called ____.

Cumulonimbus

What must be present for a hurricane to develop?

Warm, moist water

Whirling columns of air that extend from the ground to the base of a thunderstorm are called a ____.

Tornadoes

Which of the following factors create favorable conditions for a tornado? a. cumulonimbus clouds with winds at different heights b. warm, moist air evaporating from the ocean c. clear winter weather d. freshwater melting off glaciers

a. cumulonimbus clouds with winds at different heights

A hurricane that hits the coast of the southeastern United States is most likely formed ___. a. in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii b. near the equator in the Atlantic Ocean c. in the Arctic Ocean north of Canada d. in the Atlantic Ocean off the New England coast

b. near the equator in the Atlantic Ocean

Tornado Alley consists of Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska, and Texas. It is the setting for numerous tornadoes each year. This is because of ________. a. the mixing of high and low pressure systems, especially in the spring b. high pressure systems coming in from the Gulf of Mexico c. low pressure systems coming in from Canada d. low pressure systems blowing in from the Rocky mountains

a. the mixing of high and low pressure systems, especially in the spring

On a hot summer day, a girl lying on the beach feels the sun’s warmth even though she cannot touch the sun. She can feel this heat because of which method of heat transfer?

Radiation

The uneven heating of the Earth’s surface by the Sun causes some areas to be warmer than others resulting in the formation of ____. a. sea breezes b. land breezes c. tail streams d. both A & B

d. both A & B Sea breeze Land breeze

Which global wind system moves weather across North America? a. Trade Winds b. Polar Easterlies c. Prevailing Westerlies d. Jet Stream

c. Prevailing Westerlies

Around mid-December, a low-pressure system began to develop near the equator. Over time it increased in strength and began to move in a clockwise direction headed for North America. What is responsible for the movement of this system in this direction? a. Surface currents b. Air pressure c. Coriolis effect d. Fronts

c. Coriolis effect