Quiz about HUMIDITY - CLIMATE - WEATHER

Question 1

The measure of water vapor in the air is called ___________

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humidity

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altitude

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pressure

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temperature

Question 2

Weather patterns are influenced by ___________

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various factors including temperature, humidity, and wind patterns

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wind speed alone

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just humidity

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only temperature

Question 3

We can see water vapor.

True or False

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False

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True

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True on humid days

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True when humidity is saturated

Question 4

How is absolute humidity expressed?

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<p>grams </p>

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milliliters

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grams per liter

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liters per square meter

Question 5

What is the actual mass of water vapor present in a specific volume of air?

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absolute humidity

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condensation

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evaporation

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precipitation

Question 6

What is a common and practical measure of humidity?

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Relative humidity

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Absolute humidity

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Dew point

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Specific humidity

Question 7

Comparing relative humidity to a glass of water that is 3/4 full, what is the % of humidity?

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75%

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25%

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100%

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50%

Question 8

Why does warm air hold more water vapor than cold air?

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Warm air holds more water vapor than cold air because it has higher energy, allowing water molecules to remain in vapor form.

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Warm air is denser, which helps retain water vapor.

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Cold air has more energy, allowing it to hold water vapor.

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Cold air can hold water vapor more effectively than warm air.

Question 9

How does air become saturated?

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Air becomes saturated when it reaches its maximum capacity for water vapor at a specific temperature and pressure.

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Air becomes saturated when it cools down to freezing temperatures.

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Air becomes saturated when it is heated to high temperatures.

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Air becomes saturated when it is mixed with carbon dioxide.

Question 10

When air reaches its maximum capacity for water vapor at a specific temperature and pressure it become saturated and is called _________

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<p>dew point</p>

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dry air

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humid air

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condensed air

Question 11

What causes it to sometimes feel muggy?

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High humidity levels in the air.

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High levels of air pollution.

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Clear skies and low wind speeds.

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Low temperatures in the air.

Question 12

What causes it to sometimes feel dry?

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Low humidity and dehydration.

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Excessive moisture in the air.

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High temperatures and sweating.

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Consuming too much caffeine.

Question 13

What influences humidity?

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Temperature, air pressure, wind patterns, proximity to water bodies, and vegetation.

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Altitude and latitude

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Soil composition and minerals

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Seasonal changes in daylight

Question 14

In relation to relative humidity, when is the air considered saturated?

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When the relative humidity is 100%.

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When the relative humidity is below 50%.

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When the air temperature is above 30 degrees Celsius.

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When the relative humidity is 75%.

Question 15

When does condensation take place?

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Condensation takes place when water vapor cools and changes into liquid, 100% relative humidity

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Condensation occurs when liquid water heats up and evaporates.

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Condensation happens when air is saturated with heat.

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Condensation takes place when water vapor is exposed to sunlight.

Question 16

Define Atmosphere

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a layer of gases surrounding a planet.

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A layer of water surrounding a planet.

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a solid surface of a planet.

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A type of weather phenomenon that occurs in the sky.

Question 17

Define Climate

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Climate is the long-term average of weather in a specific region.

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Climate refers to the current weather conditions.

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Climate is the daily temperature in a region.

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Climate is the short-term variation in weather patterns.

Question 18

Define weather

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Weather is the state of the atmosphere at a given time and place.

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Weather is the temperature of a location over a year.

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Weather is the average atmospheric pressure in a city.

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Weather refers to the long-term climate patterns of a region.

Question 19

Define Elevation

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Elevation is the height above a reference level, usually sea level.

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Elevation is the distance between two points on a flat surface.

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Elevation refers to the temperature at a given altitude.

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Elevation is the measure of atmospheric pressure at sea level.

Question 20

Define temperature

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Temperature is a measure of thermal energy.

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Temperature is a measure of distance.

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Temperature is the amount of matter in an object.

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Temperature is the speed of sound in a medium.

Question 21

What is the difference between weather and climate?

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Weather is short-term; climate is long-term.

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Weather is always rainy; climate is always sunny.

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Weather is determined by geography; climate is determined by time zones.

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Weather refers to the average temperature; climate refers to daily conditions.

Question 22

How many main climate types are there?

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Five main climate types

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Three main climate types

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Seven main climate types

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Four main climate types

Question 23

What are the 5 main climate types?

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Tropical, Dry, Temperate, Continental, Polar

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Arid, Humid, Subtropical, Marine, Desert

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Equatorial, Mediterranean, Arctic, Highland, Oceanic

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Savanna, Tundra, Monsoon, Steppe, Rainforest

Question 24

What is the climate in Oklahoma?

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Humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters.

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Continental climate with frigid winters and scorching summers.

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Tropical climate with year-round rainfall and mild temperatures.

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Arid desert climate with cold winters and hot springs.

Question 25

What climate do you prefer?

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Polar climate

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Temperate climate

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Desert climate

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Tropical climate

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