(E7) Weather Quiz Prep - Lessons 3 & 4

What is the FOURTH step when there is a large temperature difference between colliding air masses?

• A boundary called a front is created between the colliding air masses.

• The cold air wedges under the warm air mass.

• Cold air mass pushes (lifts) the unstable warm air mass up.

• Warm air transfers energy to the surrounding air and cools.

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Energy of motion

• Kinetic energy

• Potential energy

• Chemical energy

• Elastic energy

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Which type of air mass has:

low KE, low TE, high density, high pressure?

• cold air mass

• warm air mass

Boundary between the less dense and denser air masses.

• front

• lift

• pressure

• instability

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What is the SECOND step when there is a large temperature difference between colliding air masses?

• A boundary called a front is created between the colliding air masses.

• The cold air wedges under the warm air mass.

• Cold air mass pushes (lifts) the unstable warm air mass up.

• Warm air transfers energy to the surrounding air and cools.

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Which type of air mass has:

high KE, high TE, low density, low pressure?

• cold air mass

• warm air mass

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Instrument used to measure air pressure.

• barometer

• thermometer

• anemometer

• compass

Which air mass rises?

• cold air mass

• warm air mass

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The process of turning from liquid into vapor.

• evaporation

• precipitation

• condensation

• humidity

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An air pressure system caused by high density with cold temperatures.

• high pressure

• low pressure

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