Mod E Unit 2 Lesson 3

Which of these are the main characteristics that define climate?

• weather and humidity

• temperature and precipitation

• pressure and preciptitation

• weather and pressure

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Latitude is the distance from the...

• equator

• prime meridian

• mountains

• oceans

If your latitude is 90 degrees N, your temperature would be

• warm

• cool

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If you had a latitude of 4 degrees S, your temperature would be

• warm

• cool

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Which of these are true about the difference between weather and climate

• weather is long term

• weather is short term

• climate is short term

Why do areas near the coasts have warmer winters?

• the water absorbs heat from the air around the coasts

• the water releases heat into the air around the coasts

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Which regions have more moisture?

• Areas near the coasts

• Areas on the opposite side of the mountain from the coast

What does most sunlight do when it reaches earth?

• Gets absorbed by the surface

• Gets reflected by the surface

• Gets absorbed by the air

• Gets reflected by the air

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What is the scientific definition of the albedo effect?

• How much sunlight an object reflects

• How much sunlight an object absorbs

• How hot an object gets

• How cold an object gets

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High or low albedo: snow

• high

• low